Seasonal

We all look forward to the light nights and longer Summer days, hopefully with a bit more sunshine than there is rain! But Summer does come with a couple of struggles, us horse-folk know all too well! Firstly there are the flies.

During summer months, one of the most important aspects of your horse’s health is to ensure they remain suitably hydrated, and what is lost through sweating is replaced.

With the changes in weather and rich spring grass, it's great to see the horses back out with the sun on their backs, especially after a wet and muddy winter. But for those horses at risk of laminitis, now is the time to consider the best management practices to help prevent symptoms from occurring.