Horse Guide - Heart & Metabolism


Heart and metabolism work hand in hand – they supply the body with energy and keep it in balance. Find out how to keep your horse vital with valuable herbs and targeted support! ❤️🐎

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Horse Blood Count - What the Blood Values Reveal

A laboratory examination of the blood provides important information about the horse's state of health and is an essential part of veterinary diagnostics.
EMS in Horses

Overweight and lack of exercise in horses are often the causes of serious metabolic disorders.
Mud Fever in Horses

Equine mud fever is a persistent skin inflammation that occurs especially in wet, cold weather. It starts in the pastern fold and can spread. Besides damp ground, there are many causes of the condition. In the blog, you'll learn which factors play a role and how you can effectively treat your horse.
Muscle Building in Horses

Muscle is the most important basic requirement for keeping a horse healthy. Read how you can naturally support your horse's muscle building.
The liver and kidneys are under heavy strain during shedding season!

Shedding, and the resulting increased metabolic demand, can put excessive strain on the liver and kidneys. Even the smallest signs should be a warning to horse owners.
The Equine Sarcoid

The equine sarcoid is the most common skin tumor in horses. There are various surgical and local treatments, but the recurrence rate is high. The prognosis is good to guarded.
KPU - Controversial Metabolic Disorder

With ongoing overload of the liver, kidneys, and intestines, the risk of metabolic disorders increases.
Mites in Horses

Mites are everywhere. These eight-legged arachnids inhabit our homes and our horses' stables, and some species also live on or in the horse's skin.
Forage for Horses: Hay, Haylage, or Silage - What's Healthy?

Forage is the basis for species-appropriate feeding of the horse. However, not all types of forage are equally well suited for horses.
Lyme Disease in Horses

Lyme disease (Lyme borreliosis) causes a wide variety of symptoms in horses, and treatment often doesn't work.
Poisonous Plants for Horses

"All things are poison, and nothing is without poison; only the dose makes a thing not a poison."
PSSM in Horses

Polysaccharide storage myopathy is a progressive disease of the horse's skeletal muscles that can acutely lead to very painful symptoms. A distinction is made between PSSM1 and PSSM2.
Avoid Electrolyte Deficiency!

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

Laminitis in Horses

Laminitis is one of the most dangerous hoof diseases in horses – it causes severe pain and, in the worst case, can be life-threatening.

Coat Change in Horses

Coat change in horses – what happens in the body? Find out how you can optimally support your horse during the coat change with the right feeding and care.

Our Horse Guide

Here you'll find a large selection of informative articles about horse keeping, health, and care. Whether it's about pasture management, safe horse transport, or important topics like mud fever, sweet itch, PSSM, EMS, and navicular disease – we've put together valuable tips and knowledge for you. Questions about proper deworming or poisonous plants for horses are also answered here. Browse through our articles and find out how you can best support your horse! 💙

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