spring

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.

Spring can be a worrying time for many horse owners as routines change. Horses are routine animals who do best when a structured routine is in place, sudden changes to this routine can have a negative impact on health and behavior. We as horse-owners can do our best to support our horses during these times […]

With the weather beginning to warm the issues of surrounding fly control return. At best, flies are an irritance. At worst, they cause stress to the horse and they transmit bacteria, parasites and viruses. Fly control has its varying challenges depending on fly size, habitat and feeding patterns. The two categories of flies Biting Flies […]