The summer is the season of itchiness in horses. Insects, heat, grass, fertilizer, and many other reasons can cause horses to itch....

If you train in the summer months, your horse can sweat a lot. You often hear that you should give electrolytes. Why is that? What are...

Summer has begun! Wonderful of course, but it also means that your horse can get quite hot during training. Horses heat up faster than...

When your horse has sweet itch, it is important to constantly monitor the itching in the summer months to prevent it from getting out of...

Unfortunately, some horses deal with melanomas. These are tumors that mostly occur in fungi around the tail/anus. Some melanomas can...

Ticks occur in the summer, when it is warm and dry. They are mainly found in tall grass and bushes. A tick can survive for up to a year...

Many horses deal with mud fever, especially when it is wet outside, the paddock remains muddy, or if they spend more time indoors. The...

'My horse is perfectly healthy because he shines' you have probably heard a horse lover say. But is that true? Is a horse that shines...

A scratch or wound is quickly incurred by a horse. Even with the wet weather of recent times, a mud spot can quickly develop. A spray...

Every horse occasionally gets a small wound. A nip in the paddock, a bump, or an annoying insect often lead to minor skin damage....

The end of the summer eczema season is finally in sight. The temperatures are starting to drop and the days are getting shorter. Many...

When horses are scratching in the summer months, it is often quickly assumed that a horse has summer eczema (SME). However, there are...