Knowledge Base
No hoof, no horse – why you should look for hoof supplements that contain D-Biotin
If you have ever shopped for a hoof supplement before, then you are likely familiar with the ingredient, Biotin. This ingredient has by far the most scientific evidence to support its effect on hoof growth and quality. But, did you know that there is a superior form of Biotin, that can be even more beneficial?
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New research emerges supporting the use of track systems for weight management
New research conducted by Hartpury University in collaboration with HorseWorld has emerged, which supports the use of track systems in weight management.
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Product Spotlight - The FlexAbility Range
The FlexAbility Range - which one should you choose? Connie and Anna discuss the key differences between FlexAbility Plus and FlexAbility Professional, and what makes them so special.
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Magnesium: The Biggest Myth on the Market
We often get asked why our calmers don’t contain magnesium, and the answer is simple. Scientific evidence for its use as a calming ingredient is incredibly limited, and most studies that have investigated this have come up with inconclusive results.
Read our latest blog to find out what the research does say, and why magnesium is the biggest myth on the market...
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The 7 biggest mistakes we make when feeding balancers
Just like us, our horses need to get their daily dose of vitamins and minerals. We are all familiar with the idea of feeding a balancer, but ensuring that you choose the most appropriate one for your horse is important.
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The Importance of Electrolytes
We often talk about the importance of electrolytes, and about how you should supplement your horse with them after intense work, or in warm conditions. But what actually are they, and what role do they play within the body?
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Managing Respiratory Health in Summer
When we think of equine respiratory issues, we normally think about dusty stables during winter, when our horses inevitably have to spend more time indoors than we would want. But what about during summer? Read on to find out how summer can affect respiratory health, and what you can do to help your horse.
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Don’t Sweat It! The Benefits of Micro Encapsulation Technology™ in Electrolytes
Electrolytes are essential minerals found in the body, needed for hydration, blood acidity regulation, nutrient absorption, and nerve and muscle function. If you have ever looked at our Complete Electrolytes or SafeSalt, you might have read something about Micro Encapsulation Technology. But what is this and why is it important?
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Blowing Hot & Cold: Equine Thermoregulation
Blowing hot and cold: what does the changing temperature mean for our horses?
Horses have an amazing ability to thermoregulate – when we feel cold, they probably don’t. Read on to find out how the horse’s endothermic processes keep them comfortable.
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Ascorbyl Monophosphate: A Stable Form of Vitamin C
Did you know that there is more than one form of vitamin C? You may be wondering: if this is the case, which one is best for my horse?
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Vitamin E-ssential - The Importance of Vitamin E Supplementation
Have you ever wondered why vitamin E supplementation is so important for some horses? Ensuring that your horse receives all of the necessary vitamins and minerals can be difficult, and with so many supplements and balancers available it can be hard to know which one is right for them. In this article we will discuss the importance of vitamin E, how much is appropriate for your horse, and which type you should look for in the ingredients lists.
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The (o)mega benefits of DHA and EPA
Omegas are the name for polyunsaturated fatty acids which cannot be produced by the body and must therefore be obtained from the diet. It is well documented in both human and animal science that omegas such as 3 and 6 provide a whole host of nutritional benefits. But what actually are they, and how do they help our horses?
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