In our first article we covered cleaning a recent flesh wound. Having cleaned the wound and surrounding area, the vet or you can now bandage the injured leg.
At some stage you may need to deal with a flesh wound on your horse. Here we look at a horse that has torn the skin off the front of his hind leg on fencing and the first aid required
Take a look at the first in our series of articles on the importance of bitting from Anita Marchesani
Do you know where your horse's neck bones start and end? Take a look at the horse’s musculo-skeletal system using live painted horse demonstrations in these fun but fascinating videos
Why not start the year off with the help of an Equine Nutritionist who can help you fine-tune your horse's diet
Why is feeding frequency so important for our horses well being...
We all try to look after our horses by providing them with food, water and somewhere safe to live – but what should we be doing beyond that? Have they got the right companion?
As the price of hay continues to rise and good quality hay is hard to come by the team from Kentucky Equine Research give us some pointers about keeping hay in good condition and how to recognise 'bad' hay
Are you someone who only puts on hoof dressings at an event or do you believe it should be used every day? Here is the bottom line on some of the claims that are out there on various hoof dressing products
Find out what lies behind the low-starch craze and why it may or may not be beneficial for your horse
