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Here in the UK we have many different flying insects. For us as horse owners, the horse fly receives the most attention and us as owners spend a lot of time trying to determine whether to use a fly rug, cover in fly spray before you ride or turnout, or simply do nothing each year.

It is important to tackle tapeworm burdens. Management routines are important for helping to prevent the spread of infection, however, due to the nature of tapeworm using mites as a host for their larvae, it is always possible for infection to occur, even with the best management practices in place.

Most equestrians will have heard of the saying "no hoof, no horse". Ensure your horse's feet are well cared for by providing the optimum nutrients which provide the foundations for maintaining strong, healthy hooves.