In this article, we’ll take a closer look at equine poisoning – what causes it, what symptoms to look out for if you suspect your horse has been poisoned, and how to protect yourself and your animal with horse rider insurance.
Taking on our small holding has certainly been a challenge, with the cost (another thing to 'thank' Covid for!) rising by the day for materials, availability and stock being hard to come by, companies being nearly impossible to book in, and the yard duties obviously not stopping for any of that!
Where have the last few weeks gone? Feels like it flew by as we’ve been fairly busy.
In this article, we’ll help you demystify coughing in horses, show you common types of cough to look out for and discuss possible treatments. We’ll also talk about asthma in horses and how to help an equine suffering from this condition.
The fields at the yard have been sprayed and so the horses have swapped their fields for a while. I had my field sprayed in two halves as I already had it split and so the girls have stayed in their field, just having to swap sides.
Its been all go the last couple of weeks – we’ve started our lessons and been out to a show which has been fantastic!
The weather held up nicely for Bob and I’s first lesson in almost 2 years!
With the ongoing pandemic restrictions being somewhat eased, people are getting quite excited about going out to the pub or for a meal etc, or ‘going out out’ as has become the popular phrase!
The horses have been loving the current weather and so have I as they are finally living out hurrah! I do not miss mucking out the stables I have to say!!
A teenage show jumper who’s determined to overcome any hurdle on her way to the top has agreed a sponsorship deal with equine insurance experts Equesure.