As the eventing season kicks off, it’s the perfect time to check your stud kit and get your horse ready for riding across all types of terrain and in all kinds of weather. Whether you’re competing or simply training at home, using horse studs can make a big…
Written by Dr. Stephanie Wood, Head of Nutritional Compliance, Dodson & Horrell Spring and summer are when things generally get easier with our horses. The longerdays give us more time, and the drier weather allows our horses to be in the fieldmore. But for those with horses and…
Is your horse’s paddock in need of some TLC after a long, wet Winter? There is plenty you can be doing to improve your pasture management to make sure your grazing is in tip-top condition this season… Read on to discover how you can improve your paddocks and…
BETA’s Feed Fact Fortnight is back and this year the topic revolves around preparing your horse for competition. The below blog will focus on the following: How hard is your horse working and what energy source is right for them? In order to determine your horse’s dietary needs, first…
What Is Sweet Itch? Sweet itch is the most common skin condition that occurs in horses. It can affect all breeds no matter what age or gender. However, like most conditions, you will find that some breeds are more susceptible to the condition compared to others. In brief,…
Event season is upon us once more! Whether you’re a seasoned professional or want to complete a few unaffiliated events, we’ve got you covered for all your competition needs. Keep reading to learn more about the sport and the products that will give you a helping hand throughout.…
Equine nutrition can be confusing at the best of times and Winter often presents a whole host of new issues and requirements for our horses and ponies. Do you find that your horse drops condition and needs a helping hand when the temperature drops? Keep reading to find…
With September well under way, clipping season is fast approaching! The nights are drawing in and our horse’s coats are getting darker, thicker, and appearing duller than usual. If needed, most equestrians will start clipping in the next couple of weeks and continue through winter until spring arrives.…
Water makes up approximately 65% of body mass in adult horses and a staggering 80% in foals – this statistic alone is enough to highlight the importance of water in horses. Lack of water can however lead to dehydration which itself poses potential risks. We have compiled some…
Written by Kate Hore RNutr (Animal) R.Anim.Technol Senior Nutritionist at NAF One of the most important aspects of your horse’s summer health is to ensure they stay suitably hydrated, and what is lost through sweat is adequately replaced. Water is, quite simply, the most important aspect of your…
