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All year round it is important to consider protecting our horse’s joints from natural wear and tear; prolonging our equine’s ability to perform at their best in total comfort. In the winter time this can become more crucial as a...

Christmas is upon us.  However this exciting time often means that we have less time to spend at the stables with our four-legged friends especially on christmas day. So in our latest blog Scientific Nutritional Products takes a look at...

Winter is here! and with it, here in the UK, is WET weather. One of the concerns at the forefront of many horse owner’s minds is mud-related skin conditions. Scientific Nutritional Products takes a look in our latest blog… There...

The autumn is upon us and many of our equine friends are becoming somewhat hairy and fluffy! Though this is natural process for our horses and ponies an excessive coat can stand in the way of undertaking significant exercise, so...

With the temperature dropping and the nights beginning to draw in, the autumn season is upon us. There is always a lot to think about in order to effectively care for your horse or pony so in our latest blog...

The majority of us would associate Horse Electrolytes to be a summer only supplement for horses and ponies but though February we won’t see soaring temperatures causing ourselves and our equine partners sweating due to sunshine - unless you are...

The winter weather is in full swing here in the UK and the long, cold months can be daunting for any horse owner, but caring for a veteran equine can prove to be even more challenging at this time of...

Are you competing in Show Jumping, Dressage or Driving this winter season? Your hard-working competition horse requires a balanced diet, which alongside providing the fuel to perform, is essential to health and well-being. A good diet blended with the combination...

With the weather turning colder for many of our equines the risk of losing weight and condition becomes more likely especially when this is paired with the fact that we have had such a dry summer with minimal grass growth....