Horse Skin & Coat: Skin Disorders, Shedding & More

What can genetic tests for horses really achieve? Learn more about hereditary diseases, genetic predispositions, and the criticism of PSSM2 and MIM tests.

Why is my black horse suddenly turning brown? New insights show: Zinc deficiency and liver problems are often the true cause of pigment disorders!

What does your horse’s coat reveal about its health? Learn how coat changes can indicate liver, kidney and metabolic problems.

How does sweet itch develop? Learn how the gut, liver, kidneys and nutrition influence the condition – and how you can support your horse in a sustainable way!

The decision to use a fly sheet or not should be made carefully. This guide is here to help you choose the right decision.

Flies, midges and horseflies are more than just a nuisance – find out what serious health risks insects can pose to your horse.

All about shedding: Support your horse with proper care and nutrition to ensure a smooth and healthy transition during this phase.

Rainrot - also known as rain eczema - appears as small pustules and crusts on the back, predominantly in the wet season.

How to support the horse's shedding and metabolism in spring with suitable herbs.

Autumn coat change, what minerals does my horse need now? We explain why good mineral feed, zinc and sulphur are important now.

Sweet itch, hay dust allergy & co. - each summer there comes a time when many horses scratch their tails and manes due to various allergies.

Sunburn is horses isn´t uncommon, why does it happen? Find out about all the reasons and what you can do to help your horse in the summer.

How does the horse get fit through the spring shedding phase? How can it be supported with hay and less stress?

Mud fever and Sallenders & Mallenders is an inflammatory skin condition affecting the fetlock area. Find out here what can be done to treat it.

Where Does Sweet Itch Actually Come From? Much has been written about sweet itch, and most affected horse owners believe they knowthe answer: “There’s nothing you can do; it’s just an allergy to insect bites.” Nowadays, it’s evenpossible to test...

Can horses get mud fever from the pasture in the middle of summer? Yes, they can. Read why it's happening and what you can do to help!

How can I effectively support my horse during the spring coat change?

While we are still enjoying summer temperatures, horses are already preparing for moulting from August onwards. Tipps für the shedding period...►

Learn how to help your horse effectively shed its coat and stay fit during moulting season with the support of herbs!

Sulphur deficiency is often involved in these problems. If this remains undiagnosed, it can lead to serious health problems.