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Horse of the Week – Mouse
  • by Eleni Makraki

Horse of the Week – Mouse

Mouse, an 18.1hh Irish Sports Horse, had been struggling to gain any weight since his arrival from Ireland. His body condition was poor, and despite various diets, nothing seemed to help. Over time, he became increasingly anxious and turned into a ‘fire-breathing dragon’ in the school during winter. Within four weeks of starting on EquiNectar, Mouse was transformed. Now, three months later, we haven’t looked back. I have a completely changed horse.

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Spring Fever in Horses: Understanding and Managing Seasonal Changes
  • by Ben Nedas

Spring Fever in Horses: Understanding and Managing Seasonal Changes

Spring brings a mix of warm and cold days, often sprinkled with rain, lengthening the days and allowing more time for equestrian activities. However, this season can also introduce certain challenges, notably the phenomenon known as ‘spring fever’ in horses.

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Horse of the Week – Petra
  • by Eleni Makraki

Horse of the Week – Petra

Deciding to try it was a pivotal moment for us. The change in Petra was gradual but undeniable. Within a week or so, her tummy noises began to quiet down, and about a month into using EquiNectar,

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Horse of the week - Maisie #2
  • by Eleni Makraki

Horse of the week - Maisie #2

As of February 2024, with careful dietary management and the addition of EquiNectar, Maisie has transformed into a completely different horse—no longer grumpy when I touch her belly, no tail swishing while riding, and she moves forward beautifully.

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Haylage for Horses: An In-Depth Guide
  • by Ben Nedas

Haylage for Horses: An In-Depth Guide

Haylage is a specially prepared forage with a high dry matter content of over 40%, making it a preferred choice for horses as well as various farm livestock. Its production focuses on achieving a minimal dry matter content to ensure a lower reliance on fermentation for preservation, thus minimising the risk of Clostridia contamination.

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Electrolytes for horses
  • by Ben Nedas

Electrolytes for horses

Electrolytes are essential minerals that play a crucial role in maintaining physiological balance in horses. These minerals, including sodium, potassium, chloride, calcium, and magnesium, are pivotal in numerous bodily functions. They are especially important in regulating nerve and muscle function, balancing fluid levels, and supporting proper hydration

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