TRM Tip Guide for Newborn Foals
TRM NEWBORN FOALS TIP GUIDE As foaling season commences, it's essential for every horse owner to be prepared and knowledgeable to ensure the well-being of these precious arrivals. The birth…
Spring Clean Checklist
Spring Clean Checklist Spring cleaning the yard can be a daunting task so Horse Sense has put together the definitive checklist to keep track as you overhaul your stables. Scientific…
Equine Supplements
Not All Supplements are Equal
Not all Supplements are Equal The equine supplement market is extensive and can be quite intimidating at times when trying to decipher which supplement best meets our horse’s needs. Not…
Fail to Prepare, Prepare to Fail!
It may be a little quieter on the farms at the moment, the clam before the storm that is the ‘breeding season’, but now is the time to take action…
Winter Feeding
TRM Tips for Roughing Off and Winter Feeding
The old adage “Feed according to work done” stands all year round and experienced horse people will increase and decrease feed slowly throughout the year depending on energy requirements and…
Equine Health Advice – Your Questions Answered
EQUINE HEALTH ADVICE Your Questions Answered We love to share our knowledge and expertise on our range of equine supplements to give you the best advise and care for your…
TRM Winter Care
TRM Winter Care Programme
Brrr!! We're starting to see some chillier weather in the northern hemisphere. How does this affect the way we should feed & care for our horses? At 𝗧𝗥𝗠® we believe…
Electrolytes & horse – A Necessity not a Luxury!
Electrolytes & horse - A necessity not a luxury! Electrolytes are charged particles, which when dissolved in water or body fluids produce positive (cations) and negative (anions) ions. These ions…
Getting back into action?
Getting Back Into Action? The old adage “fail to prepare and prepare to fail” rings through, no doubt trainers are working hard at slowly building up horses’ fitness, agility and…
Warm Weather Care Tips for Horses
Warm Weather Care Tips for Horses Alter turnout times.Early morning or later evening will be cooler and more comfortable for horses to have paddock time. Provide shade.If your horse…