Behaviour Change Scientist Partners with The Horse Trust and Liverpool University
to Raise Awareness of Healthy Body Condition in Show Horses
SPILLERS™ is helping horse owners ‘get their eye in’ on Body Condition Scoring (BCS) by running an online test to see who can spot an overweight horse or pony.
We are delighted to announce that we are sponsoring two amazing RDA horses this year for our Golden Oldie Sponsorship scheme.
Equine obesity is indisputably one of the biggest threats to equine welfare in the UK and BEVA is ramping up its efforts to help vets and owners recognise and address the problem in the right way.
Zoetis Inc. is reminding horse owners to be worm aware and always know which parasite they are treating and why.
National Equine Forum's Great Weight Debate conclude Teamwork, communication and trust are key to helping to solve the serious problem of horse, pony and donkey obesity in the UK,
New research, from leading equine parasitologist Dr Martin Nielsen, has provided more evidence to show that reducing worming (or more correctly, de-worming) intensity, does not have any adverse health risks to horses.
Social behaviour can influence the body condition of horses and ponies living in herds, according to a new study conducted by the University of Bristol and the Royal Veterinary College, in collaboration with SPILLERS™ through the WALTHAM™ equine studies group. The researchers believe the new findings could help address problems associated with equine obesity.
The British Equine Veterinary Association (BEVA) is calling on horse owners to support vets’ efforts to reduce the risk of antimicrobial resistance by better understanding where and when antibiotics are needed.