Online For Equine Blog

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We put to the test popular equine therapy products and give you our honest feedback

Equine Therapy Products Put to the Test - Create Your Horse Physiotherapy Plan
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Lets Talk About Liners

Rug liners! Rug liners have been a relatively recent innovation over the past few years and are a popular solution to rugging headaches we all have during changeable British weather!...

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Looking After Your Boots This Winter

Our footwear takes a hammering on the yard, battling rain, mud, and freezing temperatures daily. But do we look after them enough? Discover our 5 top tips to extend the...

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The Best Country Boots For Winter 2021

Put your best foot forward ready for the winter season in a new pair of stylish country boots! Perfect for keeping you cosy on the yard and while out and...

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10 Golden Rules Of Feeding Horses

The golden rules of feeding are a useful reminder, with essential rules to follow for all horse owners. Following these guidelines help to ensure your horse stays healthy while preventing...

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Hay Nets For Greedy Horses

You carefully research, choose and weigh out your horse’s forage ration, soak or steam as necessary, hang on at the yard for as long as possible before giving him his...

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Hay Nets vs Haylage Nets

Hay nets vs. haylage nets - which one should you use and what is the difference? Hay and haylage nets are essentials for many stabled horses, making forage last longer...

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Keeping Shoes On This Winter

You’re leading your horse in from the field in the dark, ready to put him to bed for the night, and hit concrete only to hear three metal-on-ground hoof beats,...

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Winter Worming Advice

Between December and February we need to be thinking about how to approach our parasite control. At this time of year, encysted redworm, tapeworm and bots are ones to be...

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Horse Rug Denier Explained

When shopping for rugs, especially turnout rugs, you’ll notice that the “denier” of the rug is commonly included as part of important features to consider. This term specifically references the...

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My Ripstop Rug Has Ripped!

“My rug was sold to me as ripstop - why has it ripped?” Don’t worry, this doesn’t mean your rug is faulty! Your turnout rug was described as "ripstop" when...

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What Do I Need in my Equine First Aid Kit?

Having first aid kits on the yard for both horses and humans is really important - emergencies happen so quickly and being well prepared could help prevent hospital or veterinary...

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What's the Difference Between Riding Tights, Breeches & Jodhpurs?

Over the last few years, equestrian fashion has shifted. The introduction of sportswear-inspired riding tights to the market has given riders more choice, moving away from the more traditional look...

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