Probiotics, prebiotics and synbiotics, by Dr David Marlin. Horses rely heavily on the fermentation of fibre by microbes including bacteria,…
Acorns and horses, by Dr David Marlin. Acorns are generally considered to be toxic to horses and the general consensus…
Standardised guidance for fitting and usage is required given the concerning risk of headcollar-related injuries for both horses and handlers. …
We’ve had a number of requests to post something on calmers. David reviewed calmers back in 2018 – here are…
Worm control in foals and yearlings Worming your young horse is very important to avoid a worm burden. In this…
What happens when you over-rug a horse? In a study with Lorna Cameron and Ella Bartlett at Sparsholt College, we…
OESOPHAGEAL OBSTRUCTION OR “CHOKE” IN HORSES When horses or ponies have a sudden onset of difficulty swallowing, this is most…
Dr Kirstie Pickles BVMS MSc PhD CertEM(IntMeed) DipECEIM MRCVS Chine House Veterinary Hospital Read this article by Dr Kirstie Pickles…
Previously we showed how a dark rug in the sun heats up even when the air is cold. Combined with…
