Nutritional needs change through pregnancy, lactation and growth. Learn how to support broodmares, foals and youngstock with a balanced, forage-first diet.
PPID, often called equine Cushing’s disease, is common in older horses. Learn the signs and how veterinary care, feeding and daily management can help.
Struggling with hay, poor teeth or a fussy appetite? Discover when a quick-soaking, high-fibre mash may help and how to introduce Pure Meadow Mash sensibly.
Sweat removes water and electrolytes. Pure ReFuel combines a soaked mash with electrolytes, amino acids and antioxidants for targeted post-exercise support.
Dry paddocks can reduce fibre and water intake, but not every horse needs more calories. Work through forage first, then choose the right Pure Feed option.
A clean, dry and supportive stable can make box rest more comfortable. Here is what to consider when choosing bedding, managing hygiene and supporting routine.
Fly season can make even the calmest horse itchy, fidgety and stressed. This practical UK-focused guide covers turnout timing, stable tweaks, fly rugs, repellents and skin support — plus an easy checklist to help you build a routine that actually works.
A full-looking June paddock is not always a high-quality one. Manage seedheads, grazing pressure, dry spells, weeds and fertiliser as summer growth changes.
May grass can move from sparse to abundant surprisingly quickly. Use this checklist to balance grazing, repair thin areas, manage weeds and decide whether the paddock needs fertiliser.
Pure Balance, Pure Fibre Balance and Pure Easy are all aimed at horses needing controlled nutrition—but their feeding rates and formats differ.
Laminitis is an emergency. Learn the early warning signs, what to do while waiting for your vet and how supportive shavings bedding may help during prescribed box rest.
