On Tuesday 17 June, I participated in a discovery session of Equicoaching, organized by Renaud Subra the founder of Alter Horse Equicoaching. We all heard a little about it. It is a method of personal or professional development and accompaniment based on the human-to-human relationship.
The colic is the sworn enemy of all owners and horses. They are among the most the most common equine diseases, But also the most serious. Indeed, it is the leading cause of death in horses, and a digestive disorder that should not be taken lightly.
Having a muscular horse is not just an aesthetic question. The muscles of your animal have many benefits. It states that he is in good physical condition and will thus be better protected from the risks of injury and health problems. But the quality of the food as well as the...
Among all the problems of lameness that affect horses, the blunder is certainly one of the most feared. Indeed, it is the second cause of death in horses after colic. This condition occurs when soft and sensitive tissue that connects the third phalange and wall...
The horse's tendons are one of the parts of his locomotor apparatus that are most sought after. For this reason, you need to pay particular attention to prevent the various conditions that may affect them (start with tendinitis). Even if they won't...
The sarcoid is the most common skin tumour in horses, accounting for almost 20% of the tumours observed in equine species. Usually benign, it does not put the animal's life in danger, but it can reoffend and become more aggressive if it is mistaked...
Stomach ulcers are a very common pathology in horses. Studies show that 90% of horses would be affected by one or more ulcers in their lifetime. Also known as equine gastric ulceration syndrome, they can develop in particular...
The suros of the horse is an outgrowth of the superficial part of the ls (which is also called the perioste). Being able to have several causes, this is a relatively common problem in horses. Suros is especially a potentially painful pathology, which can cause lameness. In this article, we share you...
Like human beings, horses are sensitive to stress, which they can internalize or externalize in different ways. First of all, remember what stress is is a physiological response triggered by the body to a physical or psychological threat.In any case, this emotional pressure can have effects on the body's health.
Cushing's disease is increasingly common in horses over the age of 15. A hormonal disease that can be dangerous to the horse. Cushing is not to be taken lightly in the horse, because the outcome of this pathology can be fatal to him....
