Whether your horse is experiencing swollen legs, puffy joints, or recurring skin issues, it's essential to look beyond symptom management. With the right guidance, the natural healing process can be supported gently and effectively.

Think about this: the human gastrointestinal system is one of the most densely populated microbial communities on earth! It plays a crucial role in the functioning of the immune system, as well as the entire human body. 

This condition refers to the development of bony growth or scarring around the pastern or coffin joint, usually as a response to joint strain, bruising, or unresolved inflammation. Over time, the affected tissue lays down a ring of bone in an attempt to stabilise the area - a natural process, but one that can compromise soundness and cause discomfort if not supported properly.

Flies can be irritating and annoying for both horses and horse owners! There's many species in Australia but we only really come into contact with four groups: the bush fly, house fly, blowfly, and the mosquito.

There are two types of PSSM. Both types have an abnormal type of glycogen staining in muscle biopsies, and the types can be distinguished by genetic testing. At present there is not a specific genetic test for type 2 PSSM and scientists do not have conclusive evidence of an inherited gene.

anned and dry dog food is certainly more convenient and often cheaper but as with most 'fast food', it isn't always better. Feeding a healthful, natural and varied diet to your dog can be easier than you thought! 

The exact cause of snow nose is not fully known but it is believed to be associated with a decrease in melanin production in the nose. It is characterised by a temporary loss of pigmentation in the nose, causing it to lighten or turn pink...

Dogs and cats will commonly seek out grasses to ease digestive issues and will attempt to naturally self medicate... 

Christmas is often a time that we as humans, tend to indulge more. Here are some tips to avoid that Christmas hangover!

There can be quite a lot happening at Christmas time and it's important to consider your pets too!

Having an anxious dog can be very stressful for the dog, and the owner alike. It can be very hard to manage an anxious dog, and understand why they are so anxious and why they are reacting the way they are. Anxiety can be a way a dog copes with their environment, and the stressors which affect them on a daily basis.

The nervous system - whether in humans or animals - is one of nature’s most intricate and intelligent systems. From the moment life begins, the heart and its associated nerve plexus are among the first to form, followed closely by the central and peripheral nervous systems. This early development reveals how vital the nervous system is to every function and feeling we experience.