Horse health at a glance

Essential topics on horse health

My horse is coughing: What to do now

Is your horse coughing? Find out what helps – from immediate measures to prevention. Tips on treatment, feeding, and stable hygiene support respiratory health.

Respiratory diseases and problems affecting horses: symptoms, causes & treatment

Respiratory issues can significantly affect your horse. Discover the key symptoms, possible causes, and how you can help effectively.

What is colic in horses?

The horse becomes restless, sweats and scratches: All of these can be symptoms of colic, which is one of the most common illnesses among horses. It is therefore even more important to notice the signs early and act immediately.

My horse is coughing: What to do now

Is your horse coughing? Find out what helps – from immediate measures to prevention. Tips on treatment, feeding, and stable hygiene support respiratory health.

Respiratory diseases and problems affecting horses: symptoms, causes & treatment

Respiratory issues can significantly affect your horse. Discover the key symptoms, possible causes, and how you can help effectively.

What is colic in horses?

The horse becomes restless, sweats and scratches: All of these can be symptoms of colic, which is one of the most common illnesses among horses. It is therefore even more important to notice the signs early and act immediately.

Why is your horse's health important?

Only a healthy horse is capable of performance and athletic endurance. If you notice that something is wrong with your horse, check how external circumstances might have changed and what seems unusual to you, both physically and mentally. Please don't hesitate to seek professional advice. In this section, you will learn how different body parts of the horse function, what kind of health risks exist, and how you can prevent various problems.

Proactive health care for a long horse life

With proper health care, many health issues horses might face can be avoided or at least reduced. You can support your horse by providing shaded areas in hot weather, having its blood profile checked regularly, properly caring for its skin, hooves, coat, mane, and tail, and being familiar with your horse's digestive and metabolic systems so that you can quickly notice any changes or problems. Here, you will find practical tips and valuable information on health care for a long horse life!