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Nutrition: Feeding for show ring shine

Feeding for show ring shine Show season will be here before we know it, so now’s the time to start…

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Rugging? Yes, no, or maybe?

Rugging? Yes, no, or maybe? There’s a lot of uncertainty around whether or not we should rug our horses. Dr…

Nutrition: Feeding your fizzy horse

Feeding your fizzy horse  Is your horse hot, fresh or fizzy? Rather than tightening your seatbelt, some tweaks to their…

The dynamic between diet and blood

The dynamic between diet and blood  Does diet affect blood test results? Sometimes! DR JENNIFER STEWART takes an in depth…

Nutrition: Keep calm and carry on competing

Keep calm and carry on competing  Is your horse more anxious than you on show day? Equine nutritionist Dr Clarissa…

When should you give up?

When should you give up?  Is there a point during training when you’d be better off admitting temporary defeat and…

Nutrition: Winter feeding for health and immunity 

  Winter feeding for health and immunity  Making changes to your horse’s feeding program during the colder months can improve…

A life less ordinary

A life less ordinary  Dr Jennifer Stewart studied hard to become a veterinarian, and her career has taken her down…

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Angela Davison – The Horse Herbalist 

The horse herbalist  Angela Davison has had a long and fascinating career. She spoke to AMANDA MAC about her work…

Nutrition: How much do you feed your horse?  

How much do you feed your horse?   Equine nutritionists often ask owners how much they feed their horses – an…

Keeping their cool 

Heat load and fatigue can be a problem during hotter weather, but a bit of knowledge and a few basic…

Mycotoxins and toxin binders 

Equine nutritionist LARISSA BILSTON explains what mycotoxins are, the signs your horse is affected, and what you can do to…

Nutrition: Feeding for ulcers: what you should know

Feeding for ulcers: what you should know Prevention is better than cure, and DR CLARISSA BROWN-DOUGLAS has expert advice on…

Nutrition: Feeding a Thoroughbred

Feeding a Thoroughbred Thoroughbreds have been labelled hot, fizzy and hard keepers, but is this natural or might other factors…

Nutrition: Heat stress: a serious health threat

Heat Stress: a serious health threat  This summer is shaping up to be a warm one, so your horse will…

Nutrition: Weathering winter with an aged horse

Aged horses can be a challenge to feed correctly, particularly during winter. Equine nutritionist LEISA HOFSTETTER has some suggestions. Often…

Nutrition: Digesting the facts about Pre and Probiotics

Prebiotics and probiotics. Are these just fancy additives in horse feed, or is there more to the story? Equine nutritionist…

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