Wet Weather and Horses
Posted by Katrina Thorpe on 26th Apr 2019
Wet weather and Horses
Wet weather and horses don’t always mix. While we love to see our
ponies running around and grazing in their paddocks, a lot of rain means we
need to take into consideration some health issues which may arise.
Rain and wet ground can cause your precious pony to contract things
like greasy heels, mud fever and rain scald.
If a horse develops these conditions
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Gourmet Dog Treats – look good and practical
Posted by Katrina Thorpe on 8th Apr 2019
Our gourmet pet treats, both Dog Treats and Horse Treats, are the best around. Not only are they World
Class, but they are restaurant quality as well.
They are Super innovative, colourful, and above all, help create
awesome memories with your furry family members.
But did you know that our treats are also practical?
While dogs typically don’t develop the dental problems like us
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Signs Your Horse Might Need To See A Dentist!
Posted by Russell Gibbons on 3rd Apr 2019
Horses
are animals who depend heavily on their mouth.
As such, their dental health is super important to their overall health.
When one
understands that a horse’s tooth grows at over 3mm a year, it’s important to
realise that a healthy mouth is not something which is a set and forget issue.
It’s
highly recommended to get regular dental checks with a professional for your
pony every year.
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Horses in Small Paddocks - Things to Consider
Posted by Russell Gibbons on 26th Mar 2019
Keeping
Horses in Small Paddocks- Things to consider.
We all wish we could have sprawling ancestral acres for our
beautiful ponies to roam and be happy…..
However the reality can be the exact opposite.
Quite often, we have smaller land lots to house our
horses. This means small paddocks….. But small paddocks don’t need to be a smelly,
muddy, bare ground mess.
With some simple plann
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