Gastritis is an inflammation of the stomach lining, relatively common in horses, which can affect their well-being, performance and behavior. In this article, we explain why a horse can suffer from gastritis, how to identify the signs and what natural solutions can help. Why can a horse suffer from gastritis?
Allergies in horses are common, but difficult to diagnose. They can have several origins: pollen, dust, feed, insects or even medication. What are the signs to look out for? How can you effectively relieve your horse's allergy naturally? Discover the keys to understanding, preventing and treating equine allergies [...].
Does a horse need magnesium?
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Magnesium is an essential mineral for the equine body. Often underestimated, it plays a vital role in stress management, muscle support and nervous balance. Whether your horse is a competitive athlete or a leisure companion, ensuring optimal magnesium intake is essential to its health and [...].
Introduction Piroplasmosis, or equine babesiosis, is a serious parasitic disease caused by two main types of protozoa: Babesia caballi and Theileria equi. These parasites are transmitted to horses by ticks, notably of the Dermacentor and Rhipicephalus genera. Once infected, the horse may present a variety of symptoms, often difficult to distinguish from other equine diseases, [...].
Intestinal worms are digestive parasites that can compromise the intestinal health of horses, affect their general well-being and even cause major health problems. While traditional chemical dewormers are often used to combat these parasites, there are effective natural solutions that can be just as effective, while respecting the environment.
Limping horse: what to do?
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Horse owners know and dread it: lameness in horses is a common but often worrying problem. There are many reasons why a horse limps, and the severity of lameness can range from mild to severe. So it's important to be aware of the most common potential causes, [...].
Strangles is a serious infectious disease that mainly affects horses. Known since ancient times, this pathology continues to present a challenge to owners and veterinarians alike due to its highly contagious nature. In this article, Lore & Science tells you all you need to know about equine strangles: its symptoms, how to [...].
Most horses are exposed to the equine herpes virus during their lifetime. Viral herpes, more commonly known as rhino, is caused by the EHV virus. Highly contagious, rhino primarily affects the respiratory tract, but can also have devastating neurological and reproductive effects. In this article, Lore [...]
The equestrian world is witnessing a growing trend towards unshod horses, i.e. the practice of leaving horses unshod, often referred to as "barefooting". This much-debated practice is part of a more natural approach that respects equine physiology. But how do you maintain the hooves of barefoot horses?
Have you ever heard of osteopathy or animal massage? These practices are gaining in popularity and attracting growing interest from pet owners and veterinary professionals alike. These complementary disciplines offer natural, holistic solutions to improve the health and well-being of our four-legged companions. [...]
