Archive | First aid & stable
What do you use? Fly Repellent Gel 3535
This month’s ‘what do you use?’ comes from Nina Perkins who’s been using Fly Repellent Gel 3535 on her three horses… I have three horses, one of whom is terrified of spray bottles, and one a mini Shetland who has skin conditions and is clipped all year and therefore gets eaten alive without her coat […]
Wet weather worries
10 top tips for healthy stables…
Lice, mites and ringworm
Lice, mites, ringworm- all of these strike fear into the heart of any horse owner…and it’s easy to see why. In this blog, we’re exploring what lice, mites and ringworm are and what we can do about them. Let’s start with lice. These little devils might be small (from 2mm), but they can cause itching […]
First for first aid
Getting a good first aid kit assembled can reduce stress levels and save time should your horse injure himself, allowing you to treat the ailment faster and start him on his road to recovery. We all hope we’ll never need to use our first aid kit, but it’s still worth being prepared…think of it as […]
Not so glorious mud
Whether you have a horse that’s plagued by mud fever or you just don’t like dealing with wet, muddy horses legs (who does?), the winter can be a really challenging time…but we do have some tips and products that might just help. Let’s start off by looking at exactly what mud fever is. It’s caused […]
Preventing winter ailments
What do you use?
August can be a tricky time when it comes to feed with the growing grass often leading to reduced hard feed rations or, in some cases, no concentrated feed at all! Even though feed might be abundant thanks to the green stuff, supplements and topical products are still used to help promote health and more. […]
Bites banished!
This summer has been great for the sunshine, but if you’re a horse owner, you will have noticed the number of flies…many of whom seem intent on annoying horses! Fly repellents are a great way to keep flies away, but what do you do if your horse gets bitten? Here’s our guide… A fly bite […]
Lovely legs- how to look after legs post strenuous exercise
After the horse has taken part in strenuous exercise, for example, after completing a cross country course, you’ll see many management techniques- but the theme that unites them is the desire to cool the tendons after exercise. Cooling the legs has two benefits. Firstly, it can help to reduce inflammation caused by any knocks. Secondly, […]
Super silver!
Our Total Care Wound Gel combines silver ions with six other active ingredients to help accelerate healthy skin rejuvenation and prevent infection in minor injuries…here’s how… As mentioned above, Total Care Wound Gel contains silver ions. These positively charged particles help to inhibit bacteria, in fact, they are shown to kill 99% of bacteria. […]
Equimins Mud Slide Lotion – Mud Slides Clean Off!
The mud is here, no doubt about that! With the mud comes the bacteria that sets up infection under the skin causing scabs and greasy heel. Prevention is better than cure, so with this in mind we have produced Equimins Mud Slide Lotion. It is a tried and tested preperation of pig oil saturated with […]
MSM Cream for horses, wonderful for hair regrowth
A soothing anti bacterial cream, combining all the benefits of MSM, Aloe Vera, Zinc, Castor Oil and essential oils of Tea tree, Lavender, Chamomile and Jojoba to help soothe minor skin conditions. A particularly useful barrier in muddy conditions and also to aid the re-growth of hair. Available in 250g, 500g and 1kg tubs.