Fever in horses: Learn how to recognize symptoms, measure temperature correctly, understand causes, and support your horse’s immune system. Expert tips on treatment, prevention, and stable management.

Everything about species-appropriate horse husbandry. The various farming methods and legal regulations.

Why a Horse Riding Helmet Is Essential: Learn About Helmet Standards, Fit, Care, and Common Myths in Equestrian Safety.

Gall formation in horses refers to swellings of joint capsules or tendon sheaths that develop due to overloading, irritation, or metabolic issues, and depending on the underlying cause they can be harmless or require treatment.

Discover the most common horse diseases, their causes, symptoms, and treatments. Learn how to recognize and prevent serious equine health issues early.

Fetlock hyperextension in horses is a serious sign of overloaded tendons, ligaments or misalignments. Learn how to recognise the causes of lameness, reduce strain and stabilise your horse with targeted training.

Learn how to identify, treat, and prevent horse strangles. Includes symptoms, vaccination, biosecurity tips, and expert video guidance for competition safety.

There are an estimated 60 million horses worldwide, belonging to a wide variety of breeds. There are more than 400 different horse breeds in the world, which are divided into the different horse types, pony, warmblood, cold blood and thoroughbred.

Learn everything about your horse's respiration – from anatomy and common respiratory diseases to preventive measures. Understand how to recognize breathing problems and provide the best possible support for your horse.

Equine influenza is one of the most contagious horse diseases. Learn about symptoms, vaccination schedules, costs, and how to protect your horse effectively.

Learn how riding aids work—master weight, leg, rein, and voice cues for clear, gentle communication with your horse. Including tips and common pitfalls.

Navicular in horses is a painful condition affecting the navicular region in the hoof and can lead to chronic lameness – but if diagnosed early, there are good chances for successful treatment.

Standardbreds are fast, enduring, and versatile horses that shine both on the racetrack and as reliable leisure companions.

Tetanus in horses is almost always fatal but preventable. Learn about symptoms, causes, vaccination schedules, and the cost of the combined flu–tetanus vaccine.