Horse Guide - Good to Know


From coat care to hoof health, from feeding to pasture management – here you'll find valuable tips and exciting information for your horse's well-being. Dive in and discover more! 🐎✨

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24h Pasture Turnout for Horses - The More, The Better?

How species-appropriate is this really for our horses? Read here about where problems can arise and what you should consider before opting for 24h pasture turnout.
Blood Panel in Horses - What the Blood Values Reveal

A laboratory blood test provides important information about a horse's state of health and is an essential part of veterinary diagnostics.
Chemical vs. Natural DEWORMING

Diagnosing worms means: a fecal examination is required and the number of worm eggs per gram of feces must be counted.
A Stable Electrolyte Balance Is Very Important in Warm Summer Months

Especially under heavy exertion and heat, the body needs quick availability of electrolytes and nutrients.
Poisonous Plants for Horses

"All things are poison, and nothing is without poison; only the dose makes a thing not a poison."
Faecal Sample – What Is Tested in Horse Droppings?

Laboratory analysis of a fecal sample is a well-known method for detecting intestinal parasites in horses.
Deworming Horses: Strategic, Selective or Natural?

Deworming a horse is a delicate topic: How often do horses need to be dewormed? What should I use to deworm my horse? Strategic, selective or "natural" deworming?
How to Introduce Horses to Spring Pasture Correctly

Spring pasture is a joy. But beware: switching too quickly to pasture grass carries the risk of diarrhea, colic and, in the worst case, laminitis.
Forage for Horses: Hay, Haylage or Silage - What's Healthy?

Forage is the basis for a species-appropriate diet for horses. However, not all types of forage are equally suitable for horses.
Poor Hoof Quality in Horses

Hoof problems can put your horse out of action for a long time! A horse can only perform at its full potential when its hooves are stable and resilient.
Selenium Deficiency in Horses

Selenium is a vital trace element, but too high a dose can have negative consequences. Here we cover individual selenium requirements, signs of deficiency and poisoning, as well as the influence of soil fertilization on forage.
Changing Stables – A Challenge for Horse and Owner

Read here about why horses struggle with a change of stable and how you can help your horse settle into its new home more easily.
Five Proven Strategies for Stress-Free Horse Transport

Does the mere sight of the trailer stress your horse out? Does it refuse to load or become restless during the journey? Then it's probably suffering from transport stress – a common problem for horse owners.
Effectiveness of a Herbal Blend as a Complementary Feed for Headshaking - Pilot Study

Documentation on the Headshaking Pilot Study - VetMed
Schlundverstopfung Pferd: Symptome, Ursachen & Erste Hilfe

Pferd speichelt stark? Erfahre alles über Schlundverstopfung beim Pferd: Symptome erkennen, Ursachen verstehen, Erste Hilfe leisten und effektiv vorbeugen.
Phlegmone beim Pferd: Symptome erkennen, behandeln & vorbeugen

Phlegmone beim Pferd (Einschuss): Plötzliche Schwellung? Erkenne die Symptome, behandle effektiv & beuge vor. Dein umfassender Ratgeber für Pferdegesundheit.

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