Minerals in horse nutrition: when and which ones to feed
Horses are composed of 70% water and 4% minerals. Without minerals, horses would not be able to metabolise fats, proteins...
Overweight horse
how to regain a good shape with Equiplanet Obesity in equines occurs in about 30% of the equine population...
Transport stress in the horse
Transport stress in the horse has been amply demonstrated in the field and everyone easily understands the repercussions of a travel on equine welfare. What is meant by stress? We all know it but it is not easy to define. It has been described as a consequence of the negative effects of management or the environment that force an animal to change its natural condition or behaviour to avoid a physiological malfunction, thus helping the animal to cope with its environment.
Horse management in summer in 10 steps
Summer is definitely the busiest time for riders and horse owners, whatever the discipline, from endurance competitions to hill rides...
Horse hoof care: 5 tips from Equiplanet
Horse skin and insects: how to deal with the summer period
The Orphan Foal: Management and Feeding
Every breeder knows that he or she may have to manage an orphan foal because of birth complications or subsequent...
The horse's respiratory system and athletic performance
Because of its peculiar conformation, the horse's respiratory system requires special attention in daily management, especially during sporting activity. In...
The wellbeing of the horse's joints
The horse's joints are complex and rather delicate structures. The units that make them up, such as cartilage, ligaments, joint...
Fats or oils in horse feeding
There is a growing interest in the use of oils in horses' diets due to the benefits of using fewer...
Biotin for horses: how and when to use it
Biotin is a nutrient that has been focused on for many years for its effect on hoof growth and health....