Horses

Bran can be problematic, but it need not be totally excluded from your horse’s diet, says Kim Dyson.

Kim Dyson remembers with fondness how, as a little girl, she made a warm bran mash for her horses when it was cold. But is this practice good for equines?

This all-too-common behaviour leads to poor condition, colic and stomach ulcers, cautions Dr Mac

Running horses in herds can lead to aggression and life-threatening injuries, cautions Dr Mac.

A few simple measures will help you save money without affecting your horse’s health, says Kim Dyson.

This new apparatus for tying a horse is ideal for dealing with impatient or unsettled equines.

Seeing your horse hobbling around on three legs can be distressing, but your best friend can be helped, says Kim Dyson.

These weeds are not only an irritant to horses, they can cause them injury, warns Dr Mac.

If your horse is coughing, it’s extremely important to identify the cause. Contact your vet to make a diagnosis. There are many different types of cough – but the most common are allergy and infection.

In mid-winter, fodder is always short and we need to know if horses can safely eat what’s available and affordable. Dr Mac provides some answers.

It’s great when your horse’s coat shines, but then you come across a bump, and your heart sinks.

Equine chiropractic can help with the diagnosis and prevention of skeletal dysfunction, says Kim Dyson.