Pre and Pro-biotic work synergistically to help your horses and foals get the most out of their feed, improve immune systems and recover from stressful situations or illness. Understand the difference and do the best for your horse.

Travelling horses - some tips before you head off on your first long trip. As horse owners, sooner or later we might find the need to travel our equestrian partners over the vast landscape of Australia or even Internationally. Whether it's to compete, moving town or the sale/ purchase of a horse, we always want to keep the horses welfare as the number 1 priority. As a competitor, I have travelled horses across Bass Straight (from Tasmania) and competed regularly across 5 states in International 3 Day Events. Here are my Top 5 Tips to help it make it easier for you to travel distances with your horse.

Poles and cavalletti are my best friend, and if they’re not yours, they should be! Aside from being a lifesaver when it comes to keeping the attention of young children and young horses, they’re invaluable for developing and progressing training.

The evolution of the Ariat Cambria! For those that know and love the Ariat brand of clothing, you know that Ariat always has beautiful fabric and a design based in purpose. The Cambria 1/4 Zip and Polo have been a long time favourite of many peoples summer wardrobe. It's wonderfully soft technical fabric that allows you to work hard and stay cool and smart is a winner. Well good news, the Cambria has evolved and is now ready to join your winter wardrobe as well!

Magnetic Therapy is both one of the oldest and the newest forms of non-invasive healing. While it has been know for years that the use of magnets can promote healing though improved blood circulation, oxygen and fluid exchange and aid pain management through inhibiting pain sensitive nerves. The ability to function normally while using magnets has always been the limiting factor.

Does my horse need a probiotic? Nearly all animals at some point during their lives will suffer from digestive upsets of some kind or another and in some cases this results in diarrhoea or scouring. Disruption to the digestive system can also cause malabsorption of foods affecting the overall well being of your animal. What can upset the digestive system of a horse?

Joint Health and Arthritis Cartilage exists wherever bones meet and it acts as the shock absorber of joints - allowing smooth movement and cushioning. In the normal course of wear and tear on joint cartilage there is a continual process of cells and fluids being broken down and then replaced with newly synthesised cells.

It is not just the 2 legged kids that sniff out your favourite Easter treats! Our 4 legged family members are not adverse to the odd comfort food, so if you leave your favourite Lindt Bunny on a low set coffee table you could be terribly disapointed when you return to find the wrapper under Fido's Paw! To Top off your Easter break (minus the Lindt Bunny) your furry family member may spend the rest of Easter in the hospital and your vet get a lovely winter holiday in Aspen! Play it safe this Easter Holidays and keep the Chocolates away from the fur kids!

Does your horse have thick, smelly, dark or cloudy urine? Does your horse have lymphatic

Protexin is a Multistrain Pro-Biotic that is safe for use on all animal and over long period of time. We have had many clients use Protexin to great effect with horses, dogs and chickens with digestive issues resulting in malabsorption of food. The article below is written by Dr James Chin and gives some insight into his clinical research into the product. What I love about this product is that it can do so much good, and you can't do any harm.