Professional Equestrian Services in West Midlands

Ever wondered what the real difference is between hay and haylage? After all, they are both grass and maybe smell a little different but what is the difference? Horses require forage all year round but grass growth is seasonal and therefore there...

As a bitting specialist with over 20 years of experience, one of the most common questions we're asked is "I’ve bought a new horse what bit do I use?". Most people think that when buying a horse they would automatically continue t...

As horse owners, we understand the importance of maintaining clean and hygienic equipment, especially when it comes to horse rugs. Clean horse rugs are vital for promoting excellent skin and coat health in horses, prolonging the lifespan of the rugs,...

What is it and how can it help my polo ponies? What is sports physiotherapy and how does this relate to equine physiotherapy? Sports physiotherapy is common practice for all professional and semi-professional human athletes and the benefits a...

Sugars in spring grass Winter sees most domesticated horses in the Northern Hemisphere being fed dried forage for months on end to make up for the poor (or, in some cases, non-existent grass) in their field during the cold, dark months. But, once...