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Osteochondrosis dissecans, better known as OCD, is a common problem in (sport)horses. The condition develops in growing horses, where bone and cartilage fragments form in the joint. It is one...

Why good nutritional support for foals is important from the very beginning The first stage of life is a critical period for growth and development, during which good nutritional support...

Gastric ulcers in horses are common but often overlooked problems that can significantly affect the health and performance of horses. They can occur in all horses, pleasure horses, broodmares and...

Joint disorders are all too common in the equine world. Injuries to joints and surrounding tissues in horses are among the greatest fears of any horse owner, whether the horse...

Is your horse winter-proof? The days are shorter, the temperature is dropping, it's humid, and sometimes it might be a bit gloomy – winter has arrived again! Do you adjust...

The 4 biggest challenges during the cold winter months Winter is a wonderful but challenging time for both horses and their owners. The cold, the lack of fresh grass, and...

Horses need an optimal vitamin E level in their blood to function properly. A vitamin E deficiency can lead to poor performance, weakness, myopathy, and even ataxia in your horse....

The respiratory system is a large and important part of a horse. To be precise, a horse's lung capacity is fifty liters. Compare that to the seven liters of a...

Digestion in horses is a very sensitive process. Therefore, it is important to provide sufficient support on the one hand, and to recognise problems immediately on the other. To help...

Why your horse needs extra support this autumn It gets dark earlier, temperatures drop, and leaves fall from the trees. Autumn is here! During this seasonal change, it's important to...

If you're active in equestrian sports, you've probably heard of the term 'electrolytes'. While sweating, your horse loses important salts and minerals, or electrolytes, which are essential for its fluid...

Why does your horse need extra support in summer? Long sunny days, more intensive training and the competition season lead to increased strain. But for your horse, it mainly means...