Health

Let’s shed a light on Equilume Performance Lighting and how their products can better your horse’s mental and physical well-being. Whether you breed or compete, Equilume can help you achieve your goals using the power of light.

Why is feeding frequency important in horse management? The evolution of a horse’s workload has changed, and with it, feeding requirements have become more tailored.

With summer in full swing, for most parts of Australia there’s still a while to go until the days start to cool down. I’m here to share some hot tips (pardon the pun) on how different grooms around Australia and New Zealand keep their horses cool, hydrated and happy.

If you have never heard of myofibrillar myopathy (MFM) as a horse owner, you are not alone. A recently identified muscle disorder, it’s somewhat of an enigma with no known exact cause and no confirmed specific genetic defect – however its symptoms might sound familiar.

For much of his 27-year career in the field of veterinary medicine, Dr Ben Sykes has focussed on the common issue of Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome. Now a world-leading expert on the topic, he is actively changing the way we think, talk about, treat, prevent, and manage EGUS in our horses in Australia and internationally. 

An FEI Measuring Device for the control of noseband tightness has undergone its testing phase and will be rolled out from 2025.