Why Pets Are More Food-Oriented During Winter
Posted by Russell Gibbons on 27th Jun 2023
As the colder months approach, many pet owners notice a change in their furry companions' behaviour when it comes to food.
Dogs and cats, in particular, often exhibit an increased appetite and food-oriented behaviour during winter. While individual pets may have their own unique reasons, several factors can contribute to this phenomenon.
In this article, we will explore some of the
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Horse Treat Tips for Happy Healthy Ponies
Posted by Russell Gibbons on 21st Mar 2023
Here are five ways to use horse treats to assist in administering supplements and medications to horses to help keep your pony Happy and H ealthy!
1. Hide the supplement or medication in a treat.
Horse treats can be used to disguise the taste of supplements and medications that are unpalatable or bitter.
Simply place the supplement or medication inside a treat, such as a
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Agrifutures Rural Women Award Winner QLD
Posted by Russell Gibbons on 8th Mar 2023
HUDS AND TOKE WINS!
Recently, the owner of Huds and Toke, Mrs Emma-Louise Gibbons, won the prestigious Agrifutures Rural Women of the Year Award for Queensland.
This is a wonderful achievement for Emma but also for the entire team from Huds and Toke who are all women.
It's a great endorsement for how innovative Huds and Toke is, and how all the hard work to keep creating premium quality produc
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THANK-YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT DURING 2022
Posted by Russell Gibbons on 19th Dec 2022
HUDS AND TOKE PET TREATS WANT TO SAY A MASSIVE THANK-YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT OVER 2022!
The team here at Huds and Toke have had a really challenging year and have continually strived to bring you, our family members, the most innovative, highest quality, world class products for your pets and horses this year.
It's been relentless with a myriad of challenges.
However, the team has enjoyed t
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Understanding the Reasons Why Your Horse Bucks.
Posted by Russell Gibbons on 21st Jun 2022
There are a number of reasons why our Horses Buck.
Here is a little insight as to why!
Essentially, Bucking is a natural response to numerous situations.
Understanding the main reasons why your horse is bucking can help you decide if more attention is needed; if there is a problem to be fixed; or simply watch in admiration because your ponies are literally jumping for joy!!!
So w
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