Blog – Page 4 – Equine America EU

Understanding Fillers and Sugars in Supplements

We see a lot of posts about how fillers are bad… sugars are bad… lets take a closer look at the real, scientifically-supported facts about the ingredients in a supplement! Fillers, or as we like to call them base materials. These...

Explaining Cortaflex: a unique approach to joint support

Cortaflex – the alternative to glucosamine joint supplements Cortaflex has been the tried and tested joint supplement for over 30 years, but why does it stand out from the crowd? Cortaflex is unique in its approach to joint support: by...

Mud Fever in Horses - what you need to know!

All this rain has certainly caused the mud to return! What is Mud Fever? Mud fever is a problematic condition affecting the skin, usually of the lower limbs, typically presenting as crusty scabs which often ooze, with inflammation and pain...

Sustainable Worming

As Autumn approaches, it is the time of year that we reach for a wormer, to target encysted redworms and tapeworm, both of which cannot be detected on a worm egg count. Is this still the right thing to do...

Keep Calm and Carry On!

Horses are fright and flight animals, and naturally can be prone to excitability, stress and nervousness in unfamiliar situations or surroundings (such as competition, a new training venue or yard move), which can cause them to lose concentration and focus....