🐾 Paws and Reflect: petplace Summer Recap As Autumn draws near, we want to take time to reflect on what has been our busiest Summer ever! PRIDE 🏳️🌈 We kicked off Summer with Pride in the Park Abergele. Hosting a bouncy castle, burger van, ice cream truck and our doggy ice cream bike, there was…
Read MoreThis time of the year is the beginning of fly season. Unfortunately, they love nothing more than to pester our beautiful horses. These insects, although small, can irritate and cause harm to your horses.
Flies carry all kinds of bacteria. They go out searching for moisture (like on horse’s eyes, face, blood, saliva, tears, mucus and open wounds). When they land they deposit bacteria, larvae, viruses and parasites straight onto our horses’ most sensitive places. This leads to sores, rashes and misery that can be hard to treat (but we can help with that!)
Read MoreEmbracing Autumn: Stabling and Grooming Your Horse Autumn has arrived, bringing with it a palette of warm colours, crisp air, and the sound of leaves crunching. For equestrians, this season offers a unique opportunity to bond with their horses, as stabling and grooming become an essential part of daily care. In this blog post, we’ll…
Read MoreAs a horse owner, protecting your horse from various pests, including flies, is important. Flies can cause discomfort, skin irritations and transmit diseases to your horse. Fly season is particularly challenging, as these tiny parasites thrive in warm weather. However, with proper preventive measures, you can keep your horses safe while also enjoying the gorgeous…
Read MoreHorses’ eating habits can change or be slightly altered in winter. Their diet will need a little help to ensure balanced nutrition.
Read MoreHorses in particular can find it difficult if they are not taken care of when the weather changes.
Read MoreAs we move into October we will begin to see a significant change in the weather we must ask ‘Does my horse need stabling this Winter?’
Read MoreThese insects, although small, can often not only irritate your horse but can in fact cause harm to horses.
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