WA’s Forage Frustration: Finding the Alternatives
Jill A Davies MSc. Equine Nutrition, BSc (Hons.) Equine ScienceIt’s been a lovely change to finally get some rain recently, but it has been an incr...
Jill A Davies MSc. Equine Nutrition, BSc (Hons.) Equine ScienceIt’s been a lovely change to finally get some rain recently, but it has been an incr...
Discover how to ensure your horse gets maximum benefit as quickly as possible by feeding our complete daily gut health supplement, Digestive RP, strategically alongside Stress Paste.
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There are so many things that I wish I could have learnt early on in my horse career that I have now learned as a practicing vet.
By Dr Nikita Stibbard, BVetSci/VetBio (Hons). If you are having issues relating to your horse's gut health and overall nutrition, Winter is when you will most likely see it most! Here are the three most common equine gut health related problems I see as an equine veterinarian during winter, and how to help your horse.
Apart from being a word that strikes fear into the heart of every horse owner, colic is the term used to describe any abdominal pain seen in horses. It is non-specific, meaning that it can be related to the stomach, small intestine, hindgut or be unrelated to the gut altogether – as in the case of bladder stones (uroliths).
Worried your horse may be suffering from colic? Looking for the signs to confirm colic, and wondering what to do next? Colic is a common ailment in horses, and it can be mild through to severe, even life-threatening. So it’s important to know how to identify the condition, and what to do if your horse has colic.