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skip to main content toggle navigation sign-in register search home horse owners yard owners myth buster health vet finder horse health week a healthy horse is a happy horse join our campaign and help keep yours and britain's horses healthy. supporting kbhh will make you part of a national campaign that brings together the vet, yard owner and horse owner to ensure best practices are shared and adopted. horse health week 5th-9th march 2018. #doingthebestformyhorse @keepinghorseshealthy myth buster get the facts about your horse's health straight from the horse's mouth. myth - putting a mare in foal will stop her getting laminitis putting a mare in foal may actually increase the chance of laminitis more info > myth – horses should be stabled in bad weather horses are social creatures and prefer living in groups at pasture, even in poor weather. more info > myth - a horse’s teeth will wear down naturally so only need to be examined if it is having trouble eating regular dental care is essential to our horses’ wellbeing, to prevent disease and to ensure they are comfortable when ridden. more info > myth - a dental examination can be performed without a gag the only way to effectively and safely examine and rasp a horses teeth is with the use of a gag. more info > myth - 30 minutes exercise a day is considered hard work assessing how much work your horse is doing can be tricky and the intensity is as important as the duration. more info > myth – the best way for a horse to lose weight is to starve it horses need a constant flow of fibre through their digestive system in order to stay healthy and therefore no equine should be starved more info > myth – my horse’s vaccination status makes no difference to any other horse vaccinating an individual horse will help prevent infectious disease throughout the population due to increasing herd immunity. more info > myth – horses that don’t leave the yard don’t need to be vaccinated tetanus is a threat to all horses and a horse doesn’t need to leave its field to be at risk. more info > myth - horses must be wormed every 4-6 weeks the best way to control your horse’s worm burden it is to monitor it through repeated faecal worm egg counts more info > myth – if a faecal egg count is clear there is no need to use a wormer faecal egg counts will only help monitor certain types of adult worms. more info > myth – it is better to not pick out a horse’s feet during wet, muddy conditions as the mud that is already in the hoof keeps the foot dry a horse’s hoof is a living structure that requires daily care to stay healthy. more info > myth - hot and cold-blooded breeds have different body temperatures the terms hot-, cold- and warm-blood refer to the temperament as well as the workload horses are best suited to, not their actual blood temperature. more info > myth - horses always sleep standing up while horses do snooze while standing, they do also sleep while lying down. more info > myth - a horse only needs to be vaccinated for influenza if it competes even if you don’t go out competing with your horse, don’t think it couldn’t happen to you. more info > play your part and help keep britain’s horses healthy join forces with keeping britains horses healthy to improve preventative healthcare and reduce infectious disease register is your vet onboard? find participating vets in your area and connect with them to arrange a vaccination plan for your horse and to discuss preventative health. recently uploaded photos register & upload photos -- go to our gallery play your part and join our campaign upload a photo of your horse to be in with a chance to be ‘horse of the month’ and win a keeping britains horses healthy saddlecloth ( terms and conditions apply ). register -- great british horses milton milton was a showjumper ridden by john whitaker. he was the first horse outside the world of racing to win more than £1 million in prize money. he won medals for the british team at the european and world championships and jumped 7 consecutive double clears in nations cup. he retired to the whitakers’ farm and died in 1998. stroller stroller was the only pony, standing at 14.1 hands, to compete at the olympics in show jumping. he was part of the british team competing in the 1968 olympics in mexico, ridden by marion coakes and won an individual silver medal. the pair also won the hickstead derby and he is the only pony to have ever won this event. he died in 1986 at the age of 36. red rum red rum was a champion racehorse winning the grand national a record 3 times in 1973, 1974 and 1977 and coming second in the intervening years. he was owned by noel le mare and trained by donald “ginger” mccain in southport. he died in 1995, aged 30 and is buried at the winning post at aintree racecourse. copenhagen copenhagen was the duke of wellington’s war horse which he rode at the battle of waterloo. he was born in 1808 and raced in england before being sold to the duke of wellington as a 5 year old. copenhagen was ridden in a number of battles and carried wellington for 17 hours continuously during the battle of waterloo. he died in 1836 at the age of 28 and was buried with full military honours. sefton sefton was a british army horse serving from 1967 to 1984. he was seriously injured in the hyde park bombing in 1982 which killed 7 other military horses, but made a sufficient recovery to return to active service. he was awarded ‘horse of the year’ in 1982. sefton’s last ceremonial outing was at the queen’s birthday parade in june 1984 and he was then retired. our top tips for helping your horse remain happy & healthy check your horses temperature make sure you know your horse’s normal temperature, heart rate and respiration rate, so you will be able to identify any problems early vaccinations make sure your horse’s vaccinations are up to date. remember your horse doesn’t need to leave its field to be at risk of infectious disease . worming routine a targeted worming programme will allow parasites to be kept at bay whilst minimising resistance to wormers. dental checks routine dental checks will allow any potential prob lems to be identified early and appropriate treatment started before a major issue occurs. the above links will take you to a website outside healthyhorses.co.uk. msd animal health (“msd ah”) does not review or control any of the content on any non msd ah site. msd ah does not endorse and is not responsible for the accuracy, content, practices or standards of any non msd-ah sources if you have any concerns regarding your horse, consult a veterinary healthcare professional copyright 2018 intervet uk ltd trading as msd animal health, walton manor, walton, milton keynes, mk7 7aj | all rights reserved privacy policy and terms of use site map healthy horses cookies

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