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Barefoot News
Book Launch Founder Facts by Jen Clingly and Marg Richardson At the Functional Hoof Conference which is happening right now in Melbourne, Jen and Marg launched their newest booklet to help horse owners...
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Reviews
Website Review: SlowFeedYourHorse.com is a new website that explains the concept of Slow Feeding, an integral part of preventing and treating laminitis and founder. Its also healthy for your budget as...
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Health News
Australian Horses Battling Unusual Neurological Disease The Australian Veterinary Association (AVA) is warning Australian horse owners to take precautions against mosquito-borne disease as...
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New Article
Traditional Weaning practices can result in behavioural and social problems. This colt (unrelated to this mare or stallion) learns polite behaviour by shadowing the herd stallion. Hearing of horses...
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Product News
The round bale set up without tarp shows the easily made structure. Slowfeeder Haynets now in round bale size Since we had several requests for round bale nets, we decided to make some and have been...
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Cynthia’s News
Helpers help the world go round Solene & Jeremi helping to erect the round bale feeder cover. When you live on a property and run your business from home it can be hard to keep up with all the...
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Grass and Clover issues
Why you should avoid too much clover/red clover in a horse’s pasture/hay. Clovers can be associated with less common conditions in horses such as photosensitivity and liver disease. The specific toxins...
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Health News
Colic, a horse Owners Worst Nightmare! Frosty with Mandy By Mandy Cooling I wanted to share my story, as it might help in some way if this horrible experience was to happen to you and your horse. I...
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Top 5 tips for Responsibly Rugging your horse
Rugging or blanketing horses is something I don’t generally advocate, but there are times when it is necessary. An old, thin or sick horse, or a horse with no shelter from wind and rain will benefit...
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