How to boost the immune system of dogs and horses prone to skin problems? The link between the immune system and skin disease in horses and dogs is often overlooked. Yet an effective immune system acts as a shield against skin disease. A weakening of this system [...]
Mycoses, infections caused by microscopic fungi ubiquitous in the environment, pose a real problem for equine health. These fungal infections mainly affect the skin and hooves of equines, but can also invade the respiratory tract, although the latter form is rarer. In this article, Lore & Science brings you [...]
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?
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?
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 [...].
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 [...]
What is Cushing's disease? Cushing's disease, also known as Cushing's syndrome, is a chronic endocrine disorder. It is caused by a hormonal imbalance and generally affects horses over the age of 15. Located at the base of the brain, the hypothalamus and pituitary are the two glands responsible for this condition.
Your horse's immunity is an essential component of his overall health. A strong immune system is the key to keeping your equine fit, active and happy. Lore & Science tells you all about the mechanisms of equine immunity, the factors that can weaken it, and how you can take steps to strengthen and maintain it.
Dreaded by all owners, colic is the leading cause of death in horses. The term refers to abdominal pain that can be caused by a variety of factors, from diet and exercise to parasites and disease. Horse colic is a common health problem in horses.
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 [...].