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Firework Anxiety in Horses: What You Need to Know and What You Can Do
For many horses, fireworks are a source of stress and anxiety. Loud bangs, bright flashes, and the smell of gunpowder can easily overstimulate horses, causing restlessness or even panic. However, not all horses react in the same way: some are barely affected, while others become extremely frightened.
As an owner, it is important to understand why some horses develop anxiety and how you can support them safely and effectively. In this article, we discuss the causes of firework anxiety, the warning signs to look out for, and practical strategies to help your horse relax.
What to Look for When Selecting a Western Bit
Let’s start with a little reality check: there’s no such thing as the perfect bit. The right bit for you and your horse depends on a number of fac...
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What Is Magnetic Field Therapy?
Magnetic field therapy – also known as PEMF (pulsed electromagnetic field) – is gaining popularity in the world of (sport) horses. Designed to sti...
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Mud fever in horses: what it is and how to manage it
As the wetter months return, mud fever becomes a common issue. If your horse has scabs, swelling or damp skin in the lower legs, you may be looking at...
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