10 Points To Consider When Buying a New Horse.

10 Points To Consider When Buying a New Horse.

Posted by Russell Gibbons on 12th Sep 2024

Buying a new horse is a big decision, and it's important to approach it with both your heart and your head! So, you're thinking about adding a new four-legged family member to your life? How exciting!   Remember, this isn't just any purchase – it's about finding a partner for your equestrian adventures and a friend to share your life with.  10 points you should …
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Parasite Control in Dogs and Horses as Spring Arrives

Parasite Control in Dogs and Horses as Spring Arrives

Posted by Russell Gibbons on 6th Sep 2024

As the warmth of spring emerges in Australia, it brings not only a welcome change in weather but also an increase in parasite activity.  Both dogs and horses are at risk of various parasites, which can cause discomfort, illness, and even long-term health issues. By understanding the importance of regular parasite control, pet and horse owners can ensure the well-being of their anim …
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Why Rug Horses?

Why Rug Horses?

Posted by Russell Gibbons on 23rd Aug 2024

Why Rug Horses Rugging horses is a common practice, particularly during colder months or inclement weather. But why do we rug horses in the first place? Protection from the Elements:   Rugs provide essential protection against wind, rain, and snow, helping to keep horses dry and warm. This is especially important for horses that are clipped or those with thinner coats wh …
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Managing High Temperatures, and fevers, in your Horse!

Managing High Temperatures, and fevers, in your Horse!

Posted by Russell Gibbons on 10th May 2024

Spotting and Soothing High Temperatures in your Horse is an important part of owning a pony! Your four-legged besties mean the world to you, right? We get it. That's why it's super important to keep an eye on their health, including watching out for fevers. Yup, horses can get them too! But don't fret, this is a simple guide on how to sniff out a fever in your trusty steed, and what to do …
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