GastroAID Recovery. Go from treatment to management and set your horse up for success!
27/11/2023
Today, new research will continue to evolve the way we think about managing the return of ulcers in our horses. The ulcer recovery road can
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Managing Equine Asthma When Environmental Conditions Are Out of Your Control
02/03/2023
A large part of the management strategy around Equine Asthma (EA) is about changing environmental conditions but what do you do if you are unable
Keep them sound all year round
15/12/2022
Horse’s legs are very vulnerable and therefore highly prone to injury so taking care of our horse’s legs is pivotal to ensuring they thrive in
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
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
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In striving to achieve high levels of athletic performance, quite often horses in hard training develop stress-induced appetite reduction.
Off the track Thoroughbreds are in for a treat at Beyond Racing
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When three experienced equestrians decided more could be done to support retired racehorses, Beyond Racing was established.
I’m so glad he’s on GastroAID Recovery, he’s improving every day!
24/06/2021
‘Charlie’ was a happy, laid-back character just like any other young gelding. He spent time off our property and when he returned he was a
What is MMS and why is my mare behaving this way?
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Has “Moody Mare Syndrome” (MMS) sprung in your mare? Owning a mare often involves a rollercoaster of emotions – for both the mare and the
Hindgut Dysbiosis – What it is and how to manage it in racehorses.
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The hindgut is a remarkable feature of the horse’s digestive tract. It’s not only important for fibre digestion, but also aids hydration and electrolyte balance,
As they say at Peter Lock Racing in New Zealand, “Prevention is much better than cure!”
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“Some people believe that icing and or poulticing a horses legs is only needed when there is an injury but as my vet reminds me,
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