Our wish is for you to make the biggest strides forward in health, and get the best possible result out of Aloeride Extra Strong. You see, beyond making the best in aloe vera as affordable as possible, we help you with sensible, contextual use. We talk about the advice Han van de Braak BSc LicAc…
Whether you own a competition horse or a veteran horse, here are 8 Ways To Keep Your Horse Healthy…
As we approach Bonfire Night, it can be an anxious time for your horse. In this blog, we share a few of our tips on how to look after your horse on Bonfire Night. Stay Calm If you have an anxious horse, it is even more important to stay calm around your horse. Your horse…
Actually it is quite the opposite, like your horse eating a Cordon Bleu from Blumental, Ramsey, Oliver or Stein in a capsule or sachet.
Our MD, Han van de Braak BSc LicAc MCSP MBAcC (Retd.), is a passionate believer in the well-known phrase ‘you are what you eat’. After spending over four decades treating patients with various ailments, Han shares five of his favourite superfoods which he believes we should all regularly include in our healthy diets and here’s why:
News on how to help diverticulitis yourself gives you tips that work and that you can do yourself to better manage this debilitating bowel disorder. Frequently asked questions answered. Useful tips.
It started with a patient of Han van de Braak asking for help with her West Highland White Terrier with canine atopic dermatitis. Many dogs since with inflammatory and pruritic (itchy) allergic skin disease have improved with Aloeride in a bit of pâté.
Many horse owners believe that hydration is more important during the hotter months, but as we approach the colder winter months, we discuss why ensuring your horse stays hydrated during the winter months is equally as important. Here are tips on how to prevent dehydration in your horse this winter: Horse Hydration Facts Did you…
Give Your Horse A Tune, ideal advice for horses that are agitated and horses that frequently need calmers. Benefits of music in the stables!
Communicating with your horse. Every rider knows that when you’re nervous, your horse will pick this up and behave accordingly.
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