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Keeping horses hydrated is a year-round duty, however, the risk of dehydration is certainly elevated during the hot summer months. In todays blog post we talk about ways to monitor hydration, prevent … read more

The chance of laminitis in at-risk horses and ponies is likely to be even more serious this year following late summer rains, unseasonal grass growth and cold autumn nights and frost not too far in th … read more

Horses can be so hard to bandage after an injury. Especially if it’s in an awkward place like a leg. Neely from Ranvet has dropped in today to show us a quick demo on how to apply the Essential W … read more

Making sure your horse's bit fits properly is an essential element of caring for their wellbeing. To work properly, the bit must fit correctly. Bits are can be either too small or too large. If your … read more

3 Main things to look for in a home saddle fit . Saddle Tree Angle or Gullet widthAt a point 2 to 3 inches behind the back edge of the shoulder blade, the tree angle must match the angle of the ho … read more