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Horse nutrition is a very complex subject, depending on the needs of each animal. Among the different foods used for horses, mash is still a little known option, but traditionally used since the late 19th century in racing stables. This meal cooked in...
Fenugrec is one of the oldest medicinal plants in history. We find in fact mentions of its natural properties to embalm the bodies from ancient Egypt and Hippocrates also spoke of its digestive qualities. Like many natural remedies used in herbal medicine, fenugrec also presents...
You certainly know the saying: « No foot, no horse ». All riders use it because they know that their horse's feet play an essential role. Both shock absorbers, thrusters and supports, they must be healthy for your horse to keep...
We all know the health benefits of omega 3. But we know less that they can also be very interesting for our horse. And yet, this polyunsaturated fatty acid can do much for its physical and mental health, not to mention the beauty of its coat. For...
It tends to make us cry or scratch our throat... but pollen is much more than an allergen warning the arrival of spring. It is also and above all a concentrate of nutrients particularly valuable for our health as well as that of horses. Ideal to boost defenses...
Often associated with lameness or simple pains, the congestion of the tendons of the horse is a condition that should not be taken lightly. It must even make you immediately suspend any work session. Having multiple origins, this swelling of the limbs (posterior and/or anterior)...
Veterinary woman examining and treating the tendons of the horse leg. Equine physiotherapy
When the fine days settle down, many horses see their skin comfort put to the test. You may have noticed that your horse suffers from repeated itching, constantly rubbing or with much more sensitive skin than usual. The summer dermatitis is indeed part of the inconveniences...