Horses & Breeding Services in Heathfield

With winter looming and many horses’ routines changing, either switching from being out to in, or generally spending more time indoors, you might be thinking about moving to their winter feed routine. While nutrition is too vast and complex a s...

Before domestication, horses could be considered browsers rather than grazers. They would cover large distances daily, consuming a variety of forages as they travelled. These forages would have been nutritionally poor but varied, being a mix of grass...

Pastern dermatitis, commonly known as mud fever, is a skin condition that causes irritation and soreness – predominantly to horses’ lower legs. It most often occurs on the bulb of the heel or the pastern (the area between the fetlock and ...