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Monthly Archives: February 2016
Katie Jerram’s Top Tips on Winter Maintenance for Summer Success
Top showing producer Katie Jerram shares her tips for maintaining horses through the winter months in order to have them in the best condition for the show season. Katie’s 7 top tips: 1. Encourage coat changes. I like to let the animal grow a winter coat through November and December and then in late January I put another two layers on … Continue reading
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Important Nutrition Tips for a Healthy Foal
Providing the right care for your pregnant mare will increase the chances of a healthy foal. Many pregnant mares are entering their final three months of gestation early in the year. These final three months are a critical time for the unborn foal, because it does most of its developing and weight gain during this period. During the first two-thirds … Continue reading
Tags: better feeding, breeding, breeding supplements, equine nutrition, equine supplements, feeding a pregnant mare, mare and foal
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Coat Care: Must Do’s Before Spring
Out Shine the Competition! Prepare for the ultimate coat this show season. Whether you are producing horses and ponies for the show ring, or simply want to achieve five star turnout, thinking about coat health before your horse starts changing his coat is important. Optimising his diet and then managing his rugging routine correctly will allow him to produce a healthy, shiny, … Continue reading
Posted in Coat health, Digestion, Equine Health, Equine Nutrition, Equine Skin Health, General, Supplements
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6 Tips for Coping with Condition Loss in Winter
Coping with Condition Loss in Your Horse During winter when grass is in short supply and many horses are stabled for much of their time, it is common for horses to drop condition. If you notice any changes within your horse such as dropping away, or a dull coat remind yourself to check the following: Have you had your … Continue reading
Tags: condition loss, equine digestive care, feeding, gastric support in horses, horse nutrition, worm control
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