Current Topic: Coat Change

The spring coat change is a demanding time for horses: metabolism, skin and immune system are heavily challenged as the winter coat makes way for the summer coat. In this podcast, you will learn which nutrients, herbs and feeding strategies can best support your horse now, how to care for skin and coat, and how to make the transition healthy and stress-free for your horse. Read article

Learn all about the biological process of coat shedding, proper feeding, and how to support your horse’s metabolism. Read article

Spring coat change in horses: Discover how herbs, zinc and sulphur can help strengthen your horse during this demanding period. Read article

Find out how you can specifically support your horse’s spring coat change with herbs, seeds and minerals. Read article

Previous Topic: Preventive Care

Healthy horses live longer, happier and more active lives – and that is exactly what prophylaxis is all about. In our comprehensive guide, we show you how to prevent disease: from a well-considered vaccination strategy and targeted parasite control to dental health, hoof care, an optimal stable climate and species-appropriate feeding. Read article

Which vaccinations does your horse really need? Tetanus, Influenza, Herpes, West Nile – learn which vaccinations make sense and when. Read article

Deworming is part of preventive horse care. Learn more about traditional deworming, selective deworming and resistance. Read article

Learn more about equine dental health – wolf teeth, retained caps, hooks and sharp edges can all cause problems. Read article

Topic from 26.01.2026

Auxiliary reins are often used in training, but their benefits are disputed. Here, you will learn about the different types of auxiliary reins, how they affect the horse, and in which situations their use can be appropriate or problematic. We also examine common misuses, potential effects on the horse’s health, and present horse-friendly alternatives. Read article

Side Reins provide stability but also come with risks. Learn which mistakes can cause overbending and why stretching is important. Read article

Auxiliary reins are a controversial topic. Find out in which exceptional situations they can be helpful and where caution is needed. Read article

Learn about common mistakes with auxiliary reins, their effects, and the rider’s ethical responsibility. Read article

Topic from 19.01.2026

Why do some horses move with ease, while others appear stiff or heavy-going? And what happens inside the body when rider, saddle or training do not match the horse’s biomechanics? Learn more about the horse’s anatomical foundations and how mechanics and movement interact – from the skeleton to muscles, tendons and ligaments, right through to typical warning signs. With this knowledge, you can better recognise incorrect loading, tension and training errors, and train in a more targeted, health-promoting way. Read article

Learn more about the interaction between the skeleton, the thoracic sling, tendons and ligaments. Read article

How do the basic gaits function biomechanically? Learn how to recognise movement patterns and rhythm faults at an early stage. Read article

How does a horse carry its rider in a healthy way? All the essential information on the thoracic sling, carrying fatigue and correct training. Read article

Topic from 12.01.2026

Jin Shin Jyutsu is an ancient Japanese healing method that uses hand placements to activate energy locks (SELs) on the body, promoting healing on emotional, physical, and spiritual levels. With 26 energy points per side, it releases blockages and restores energy flow, benefiting both humans and horses. It’s simple, intuitive, and effective, suitable for all horse owners for therapy or prevention, often eliciting relaxation and calm. Read article

Energetic grooming supports horse well-being by stimulating meridians through gentle, flowing strokes in energy flow direction, boosting relaxation and bonding. Read article

Bioresonance devices, claiming to diagnose and treat health issues via energy frequencies, lack scientific proof and are based on pseudoscience. Read article

Ayurveda treats each horse as a unique individual, using diet, massage, and lifestyle to restore balance and health holistically. Read article

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