Blog posts tagged with 'horses'

Is your horse’s hay or haylage providing sufficient calories and nutrients for their daily needs? Our Nutritionist looks into forage quality and explains how you can tell what your horse is getting from your chosen forage.

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To celebrate BETA Feed Awareness Week this year, our Nutritionist shares some interesting facts on equine nutrition and also some myth busters too! 

Feedmark will be supporting the Animal Health Trust, a veterinary and scientific research charity. The AHT exist to improve the welfare of horses, dogs and cats. Feedmark will be working alongside the Animal Health Trust over the next three years.

There are so many natural herbs out there that it's tricky to know which ones to feed your horse. Herbs play a vital part in the health and well-being of your horse. We have chosen a few for you from our range of...

What can you do to support your veteran horse or pony? Our Nutritionist shares some helpful and vital tips to help you care for your golden oldies and optimise their well-being. 

Whether you have a sensitive-skinned horse or not, flies and insects are an irritating nightmare for our four-legged friends. Our Nutritionist has compiled her top tips to protect your horse from these pesky bugs!

This year is Feedmark's 40th birthday. As we celebrate four decades of equine knowledge and nutritional expertise, we invite you to discover the true story of Feedmark, and how we became the leading horse supplement producer that you know and love today. 

With the arrival of spring comes the time of year when many riders will be bringing their horse's back into work... Our Nutritionist discusses the steps involved when bringing horses back up to full fitness and the important things to remember. Whether your horse has been off work due to injury or just turned away for a relaxing winter, here's all you need to know before you begin the fittening process. 

Feedmark Nutritionist explains the common equine respiratory issues, Inflammatory airway disease (IAD) and Recurrent airway obstruction (RAO) and suggests ways to manage the symtoms of these conditions.