As the Australian summer sun arches high and the days turn into warm evenings, our horses are exposed to and feel the season's full effect. While summer brings the joy of long rides, light-filled evenings and the enjoyment of being outdoors, it also ushers in a crucial period for horse owners to focus on...

We often talk with our new clients about the best approach to introducing their horse to new supplements. Here is our six step recommendation to ensuring your horse accepts a new supplement in their feed.

Psyllium Husk is suitable to be feed to horses. There are several reasons horses are regularly feed Psyllium Husk including to manage sand colic and dirt ingestion, as well as using Psyllium Husk as a prebiotic for horses. 

Our horses rely on vitamins and minerals to maintain essential bodily functions and good general health. Just like all living things, they would die without them. So how do we work out what they need and how do we choose a good supplement once we know what’s likely to be missing?

By adding salt to your horse's diet daily, you will avoid dehydration, poor performance and colic. It's cheap insurance!