Horse Farming | Farmer's Weekly

This year’s SANESA Championship attracted a record number of riders and many talented youngsters, says Dr Mac.

Once the initial trauma has passed and the wound has been cleaned and treated, the final stage of healing can commence, says Kim Dyson.

Any condition involving the eye is potentially serious and should be investigated as soon as possible, says Kim Dyson.

The causes of ‘parrot mouth’ in horses are unclear, and treatment can be expensive.

Knowing what a healthy hoof looks like will help you to recognise an unhealthy hoof straightaway, says Kim Dyson.

Healthy, properly-shaped hooves are crucial to the overall condition of a horse, says Kim Dyson.

This wound complication in horses can be serious, warns Dr Mac.

Veterinary bills can be expensive. Fortunately, there are ways to reduce these costs without compromising your horse’s health, says Dr Mac.

Become familiar with what’s healthy and what’s not, says Kim Dyson.

It might be a ‘natural process’, but owners should know the signs of foaling, as complications can arise, warns Dr Mac.

Your horse needs a dental check-up every six months, just like a human being, says Kim Dyson.

Endurance riders were traditionally prejudiced against clipping, but attitudes are changing, says Dr Mac.

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