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Spring Skin Care for Horses: Tackling Rug Rubs, Mud and Coat Shedding
Are you and your horse ready for the season switch? As we step into spring, we welcome longer days, warmer weather, and (hopefully) drier fields. B...
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Tackling Mud Fever: From Understanding to Nutrition
Mud Fever, a common dermatological condition affecting horses, particularly their lower limbs but also extending to their belly and back, is often ...
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The Itchy pony returns: Sophie’s update about managing the life of Tom
The Itchy Pony Returns
So it would seem that the itchy skin has affected Tom in the worst way this year.Within a short space of just over 3 weeks T...
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How to Get That Show Ring Shine
YOU can’t underestimate the importance of a shiny coat that catches the sunlight at outdoor shows and glints under the lights at an indoor show.
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Managing Tom - Sophie's Story
Sophie was doing an apprenticeship in horse care when she first met Tom, a 13.2hh Welsh C gelding. She quickly fell for Tom and when he was put up ...
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TurmerItch Brings Relief to an Itchy Pony
Linda has owned Peggy, her 16-year-old Irish Cob, for three years and has been battling her itchy skin condition each year from April through to Se...
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Caring For Your Horse's Coat And Skin This Spring
Horses need a healthy skin and coat all year round as the horse’s skin is his first barrier against external threats such as the weather, biting in...
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