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The new synthetic leather seat for breeches: Comfort Tech Seat by Felix Bühler
Even softer, even more gentle on the saddle leather and even better hold in the saddle – all without silicone grip.
These are the new Full Seat Breeches CTS – Comfort Tech Seat by Felix Bühler.
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Particular challenges to consider when feeding horses in summer
In summer, horses face different challenges than during the colder season. Read on to find out what you need to consider when feeding horses in summer.
Laminitis in horses: Early detection and treatment
Laminitis is a painful inflammation of the laminar corium. Read on to find out how you can prevent laminitis or alleviate the symptoms.
What the condition of your horse's hooves says about its health
Find out in our guide what information you can gather from the condition of the hooves, and which factors are important for keeping them healthy!
Digestive problems in horses - healthy gut all year round
In our guide, we explain how the digestive system works, what digestive problems your horse may encounter during the course of the year, and how you can support your horse's digestion!
The new synthetic leather seat for breeches: Comfort Tech Seat by Felix Bühler
Even softer, even more gentle on the saddle leather and even better hold in the saddle - all without silicone grip. These are the new Full Seat Breeches CTS - Comfort Tech Seat by Felix Bühler.
Coughing in horses: When a horse needs help breathing
Not every instance of coughing in horses is cause for alarm, but it should still be taken seriously. Read here to find out what you can do if your horse has a cough.
Supporting muscle development in horses - Feeding tips
Are you having difficulty getting your horse to gain weight and build muscle? We explain muscle development in horses in relation to feeding and training.
Preventing colic in horses: Prevention is the best cure
Now that we know the causes of colic in horses, we can also draw conclusions about how to prevent colic in horses.
First Aid Steps for Horses with Colic
Symptoms and causes of colic in horses are extremely varied. Join us in our search for the triggers of colic and learn how we can help horses in acute cases.
Treating faecal water in horses through diet
Faecal water in horses can have numerous causes. One of the main reasons can be incorrect or inadequate feeding. Here are some tips on how to avoid faecal water or feed it away.
Colic in Horses - The Right Diet Afterwards
Proper feed management can prevent colic or drastically reduce the risk. What happens after the colic has been successfully treated? When can you start feeding your horse again post-colic? Read on to find out.
Why does my horse have free faecal water and what can help?
Free faecal water is an unpleasant problem for both horses and their owners. Find out here how to rid your horse of free faecal water and prevent it from occurring.
Feeding horses in winter - keeping them fit and healthy during the cold season
Feeding our horses in winter presents us with some challenges. In this guide, we look at the nutritional needs of horses and provide tips on feeding horses in winter.
Weight Loss in Horses During Winter
In our guide, we explain when you should pay particular attention to your horse's weight and what you can do to prevent your horse from losing weight in winter.
How can I strengthen my horse's immune system?
In winter, not only are we more susceptible to infections of all kinds, but so are our horses. Find out here how our horses' immune systems work, when they are particularly weakened and how you can strengthen them in winter!
The Right Supplement for Tendon Injuries - Feeding Your Horse Back to Full Load-Bearing Ability
Learn which nutrients are important for recovery after tendon injury in horses and which supplements are recommended for training after a full recovery.
Tendon Injuries in Horses - Recognition, Treatment and Prevention
Tendon injuries are amongst the top 10 most common injuries in horses. Read on to find out how to treat tendon injuries in horses correctly.
Treatment Options for Tendon Injuries in Horses
Not only do they take time to heal completely, but the tendon may also be less resilient afterwards. The focus of the healing process for injured tendons should therefore centre on minimising the formation of scar tissue.
6 Tips For Supporting Your Horse With Osteoarthritis During Winter
Osteoarthritis in horses is a degenerative joint disease involving worn joint cartilage, which primarily affects older horses. Get product and feeding tips here on how you can effectively support your horse.
Keeping and caring for a horse with sweet itch
Keeping a horse with sweet itch is somewhat more complicated than with a healthy horse. There are a number of things to consider in terms of housing, nutrition and pasture management. We explain to you which things there are to consider as an owner of a sweet itch horse.
What is sweet itch?
Sweet itch is a skin disease in horses - caused by an overreaction of the immune system. Learn more about all the information you need on the symptoms, the treatment options and the causes.
Our Top 5 Dog Coats for Bad Weather
Raincoats offer dogs and their owners a number of advantages. Here we present our top 5 dog coats from sugar dog.
Helpful tips for managing your horse's coat change
For horses, the coat change, which takes place twice a year. Find out how you can make this hairy time easier for your four-legged friend in our guide.
Horse pastures Part 4: Acclimating horses to grass in spring correctly
Every spring is a critical time for horses and their owners. Find out how to acclimate your horse gently to grass here.
Horse pastures Part 3: Caution, poisonous! Recognising poisonous plants for horses
As a horse owner, it is also worth taking a close look "between the blades" to have a certain basic knowledge of grasses, herbs and poisonous plants in the horse pasture!





