The changing ways we manage horses, especially in Winter, can compromise their respiratory health, which can over time affect the well-being and performance of the horse. Tom Wells, founder of online retailer Farm & Country shares some advice on equine respiration, how owners can improve the air quality in the stable, and signs that show a horse’s respiration may be suffering.   What’s the Big Problem with Dust?   Irritation or allergic reac...

With the days getting darker and the thoughts of Summer grazing beginning to dwindle, you could think that the risk of Laminitis is decreasing. Sadly, that may well not be the case as Farm and Country Online explain…   While many British horse owners are familiar with the rise in Laminitis cases in the Spring, there is an almost equal rise seen coming into Autumn as the temperature cools. We’ve had plenty of warm Summer days, followed by a drop in temperature and an ons...

A well-maintained paddock not only provides a safe and comfortable haven for our four-legged companions but also plays a pivotal role in their overall health and happiness. Whether you're a seasoned horse owner or a newcomer to the equestrian world, understanding the nuances of paddock maintenance is essential for creating a thriving environment.   There are 5 key things you should do to ensure your paddock has good-quality grazing and remains safe for your horse.   ...