Therapies

Learn more about equine dental health - wolf teeth ✓ retained caps ✓ hooks ✓ and sharp edges ✓ can all cause problems.

Deworming is part of preventive horse care. Learn more about traditional deworming ✓ selective deworming ✓ and resistance ✓ – read now!

Which vaccinations does your horse really need? Tetanus ✓ Influenza ✓ Herpes ✓ West Nile ✓ — learn which vaccinations make sense and when. Read now!

Which preventive measures are important for your horse? Vaccinations ✓ deworming ✓ dental care ✓ and more — learn what really matters!

What is Ayurveda for horses? Learn all about Vata, Pitta, and Kapha types, Ayurvedic feeding, and holistic equine health.

As a horse owner, you have most likely thought about whether you could support your horse’s well-being yourself or keep the work of the equine bodyworker going post treatment. Lack of time or in-depth interest, often prevents taking a weekend...

Horses react very sensitively to this method of energetic work because, like all animals, they are impartial and do not make judgements.

Magnetic field blankets are now available from many providers ►Find out more about how they work and how to use them in the SANOANIMAL article✓

Many horse owners are well acquainted with the challenge of managing their horses' injuries.

In addition to visual damage, scars can also have health consequences - from disturbed meridians to blockages in the fascial tissue.

Time-controlled hay feeders compared with unrestricted hay and slow feeders ▶︎ New research results in horse feeding!

Horses exhibit heightened sensitivity to colours, rendering coloured light a potent therapeutic complement.

What is CDS? What is it authorised for and how is it used? What are the dangers of chlorine dioxide solutions? - Sanoanimal explains

Sanoanimal gives 7 tips on how to save vet costs. This includes topics such as hooves, teeth, faecal samples, saddle and roughage.

The weather invites you to spend a lot of time in the stables, but the temperatures usually prevent you from doing anything too sporty - unless you can ride to the swimming lake. But of course you can organise a lot of fun and games with your horse....

Several laboratories offer ‘hair mineral analyses’ for horses and their mineral supply. Are they really reliable?

We explain what X-rays, ultrasound etc. are, how they are used and what they are used for. This makes it easier to talk to the vets.

For several years now, the number of therapists and animal practitioners offering bioresonance has multiplied like algae in a summer water trough. The idea sounds compelling: a device that can diagnose metabolic diseases, allergies, and other health...

Selective or prophylactic deworming? What is better for my horse and what should I bear in mind?

Should my horse be chemically dewormed in spring? How do I find out and what do I need to bear in mind?

Every autumn, the debate in numerous stables picks up again: should the horses be dewormed? Thankfully, the concept of selective deworming is gaining ground across more stables. This entails faecal samples being tested to determine the presence of...

Sanoanimal explains here what in the blood test indicates KPU and how the horse can be effectively helped.