Equine Articles Archives - Page 2 of 9

Quick tips to stay ahead of dehydration this summer

15/12/2022

As we navigate the Australian summer months, it becomes increasingly important to ensure that our horses remain hydrated. Water is extremely crucial for a horse’s

FAQs for GastroAID Recovery and Racehorses

15/12/2022

EGUS affects about 90-100% of the racehorse population so, what can you do to help your horse’s gut health to make sure they maintain their

A simple guide to addressing risk factors that cause equine ulcers

15/12/2022

Let’s talk about the main risk factors that are associated with this disease so that you can feel equipped to make management changes to reduce

From Canines to Equines, RedHOT has got you covered!

13/09/2022

Need an effective deterrent? RedHOT stops unwanted chewing. Chewing can be a part of normal animal behaviour, however, in excessive amounts, it could mean there

PulmonAID Paste. Support for your horse’s respiratory function!

02/09/2022

Horses are incredible athletes, and this means we need to look after their entire body from nose to tail, including their pulmonary and respiratory system!

What to do when your horse has inappetence

17/05/2022

In striving to achieve high levels of athletic performance, quite often horses in hard training develop stress-induced appetite reduction.

Get them right with GastroAID Recovery

23/02/2022

International Thoroughbred Retirement’s mission is to give a retired racehorse not just a new home, but a successful and healthy future.

GastroAID Recovery Testimonial Chautauqua

Superstar Chautauqua loves his GastroAID Recovery!

21/12/2021

Chautauqua… Now doesn’t that name conjure memories. The Grey Flash who won over $8.8 million Australian Dollars.

Is Equine Asthma compromising your horse’s performance?

12/12/2021

If your horse has been diagnosed with asthma, do not panic! There are many ways you can help your horse, especially through management and environmental changes.

Be Proactive. Not Reactive.

12/12/2021

Did you know that low-grade lameness could be indicative of a bigger problem such as Osteoarthritis (OA)? This isn’t very surprising as everyday activity and exercise can contribute to normal wear and tear in the joints.