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Category: Equine

Kelly Whapples joins Trilanco

Trilanco are delighted to welcome Kelly Whapples to the team. Kelly is the company’s new Area Sales Manager, covering the…

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Be an early bird and bag a BEVA Congress bargain

Register for BEVA Congress 2014 before 5th August 2014 and bag yourself a discounted ticket. The event, which will be…

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New research shows benefits of using small-holed haynets to extend eating time

New research has shown that small-holed haynets may help horses and ponies on restricted diets to stay healthier. To help…

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Digest from the best at International Equine Colic Symposium

The Equine Colic Research Symposium, to be held on July 7-10, 2014 in Dublin, Ireland, presents a unique opportunity for…

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Digest from the best at International Equine Colic Symposium

The Equine Colic Research Symposium, to be held on July 7-10, 2014 in Dublin, Ireland, presents a unique opportunity for…

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Importance of National Equine Health Survey recognised by leading equestrian organisations

Leading equestrian organisations have pledged their support for the National Equine Health Survey (NEHS), 18 to 24 May 2014, which…

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Mild winter may increase small redworm risks

Early spring is the high-risk time for larval cyathostominosis, a potentially fatal syndrome caused by the mass emergence of small…

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Mild winter may increase small redworm risks

Early spring is the high-risk time for larval cyathostominosis, a potentially fatal syndrome caused by the mass emergence of small…

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Zoetis launches new campaign to help combat encysted small redworm

London, UK, 27 February 2014 – Zoetis is helping horse owners understand the serious risks of encysted small redworm with…

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Don’t miss the National Equine Forum

Don’t miss the National Equine Forum

When:                Thursday 6 March 2014 Where:               The Institution of Mechanical Engineers, One Birdcage Walk, London SW1H 9JJ You can…

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SPILLERS® remains at forefront of laminitis research

SPILLERS® remains at forefront of laminitis research

Laminitis is thought to affect around 3% of horses and ponies in the UK and the consequences can be devastating….

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SPILLERS® remains at forefront of laminitis research

SPILLERS® remains at forefront of laminitis research

Laminitis is thought to affect around 3% of horses and ponies in the UK and the consequences can be devastating….

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