Wet weather can quickly weaken equine hooves. Regular exposure to mud and moisture softens the hoof, increases bacterial and fungal risk, and can lead to cracking, chipping, and loss of integrity. A complete hoofcare routine is essential during the rainy…
FACT - Most performance horse injuries involve the legs. Performance horses rely on healthy, resilient legs. Daily work, intense exercise, strain, and environmental stress can lead to heat, swelling, stiffness and inflammation - making proactive leg care essential. The Apex…
Performance isn't just about talent - it's about what your horse can sustain day after day under training and competition demands. Working horses rely on efficient oxygen transport and healthy blood cell production to support stamina, recovery, and overall performance…
Essential fatty acids are called essential for a reason. Your horse’s body cannot produce Omega 3 or Omega 6, yet these nutrients play a vital role in supporting: Inflammation control Respiratory comfort Healthy skin and coat Gut function Overall condition…
A horse’s nutritional needs are not static - they shift with fluctuations in training intensity and stress, increase under the demands of travel and competition, and are influenced by seasonal changes in metabolism. Because you never know exactly what the…
Devil’s Claw is a plant native to Southern Africa, widely recognised for supporting joint and muscle comfort in horses. Its active compounds play a role in maintaining inflammatory balance, contributing to long-term joint and connective tissue health, and preserving normal…