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With gastric ulcers a common occurrence amongst pleasure and performance horses, research into the condition suggests a major cause is stress. In this article, we discuss the potential benefits of mag … read more

At the height of Summer, horses can lose up to 10L of sweat per hour during high intensity exercise. One of the components of sweat, magnesium is an important electrolyte that must remain balanced in … read more

The calmative effect of magnesium has long been recognised by horse owners and its addition to the diet with positive results is now supported by scientific research.In this article, we discuss the po … read more

Magnesium is showing promise in its protective role against inflammation. In this article, we discuss how inflammatory conditions can be linked to low magnesium and the potential benefits of magnesium … read more

In Spring and Summer, warm temperatures, combined with high intensity exercise, can rapidly dehydrate your horse - depleting them of electrolytes and giving rise to conditions like synchronous diaphra … read more