Equisoinsonline

Equisoinsonline Natural care products for horses and other animals, based in France.

11/08/2026

Busy morning horsing around before retreating from the heat, lovely ride on Valkyrie we enjoyed the sound of the water running alongside us, then a Seamus graze at the lake, followed by a Harley treatment of acupressure as he is struggling with his digestion. Love helping horses, it's my mission 😍🤗

In stock ☺️ chez moi
07/08/2026

In stock ☺️ chez moi

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Managed to find some green grass for the toothless Highland today, this weather and the parched paddock is proving chall...
03/08/2026

Managed to find some green grass for the toothless Highland today, this weather and the parched paddock is proving challenging to keep him sufficiently fed, despite his 4 huge buckets 🪣 of mush a day, he is literally eating all my profit 🫣 but we all love him so much 😍🦄

Morning march with misty mountain backdrop, so beautiful and so much wildlife about enjoying the cool air, just like Val...
23/07/2026

Morning march with misty mountain backdrop, so beautiful and so much wildlife about enjoying the cool air, just like Valkyrie and me 🥰

https://drkhorsesense.wordpress.com/2026/07/19/diet-doesnt-cause-laminitis-insulin-does/This has to be shared, there is ...
20/07/2026

https://drkhorsesense.wordpress.com/2026/07/19/diet-doesnt-cause-laminitis-insulin-does/

This has to be shared, there is a worrying theory being bandied about that the hoof trim causes laminitis, not the diet, this article exposes that myth.

With our current drought our grass is brown, short and crispy, this is STRESSED grass which produces high sugar levels at the merest whisper of growth, so don't be fooled, it is a time to be extra vigilant, especially when the rain eventually comes.

The latest from the uninformed lunatic fringe regarding laminitis is that diet doesn’t cause it – it’s the trim. They are correct that diet doesn’t cause it but, as importan…

11/07/2026

I am lucky enough to be working with some gorgeous young horses at the moment, all of them individuals, I love working out what makes them tick and my study of five element East Asian acupressure has helped with that.

Harley here is a Rocky Mountain horse and has a very Fire 🔥 Earth Element nature, he is adorable and when given confidence, very up for an adventure. Plus he is super handsome 🦄💖

Thank you Clare MacLeod, sometimes I think I am the only voice repeating this, I would add, grass is insufficient too, A...
04/07/2026

Thank you Clare MacLeod, sometimes I think I am the only voice repeating this, I would add, grass is insufficient too, ALL horses need a forage vitamin and mineral supplement.

HAY AND HAYLAGE ARE DEFICIENT!

Hay and haylage do not supply enough vitamins or minerals for horses and ponies.

Just in case you read a Facebook or Insta post saying they do.

Remember that anyone can say anything they like, on social media or anywhere else; doesn't mean it is true ...

If you want the truth about feeding your horse, so they get the right nutrition, comment 'confidence' and I'll send you details of my upcoming experience.

Please share away!
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(Image thanks to Sally Brett)

This is a review of the Ron Fields Hoof Up, I haven't had personal experience of this product, but a review like this is...
28/06/2026

This is a review of the Ron Fields Hoof Up, I haven't had personal experience of this product, but a review like this is invaluable, the benefits of Ayurvedic blends is that the don't just treat one problem, but many, to see the improvement in the hoof quality, but also mood is something I often see in using the Ron Field's products, which if you didn't know are formulated by Indian Chemists, mostly for human use. They work holistically throughout your horse's body so often improve other than the target area.

Been doing a trial with Nemo for a few months. Takes quite a lot to impress me!

Feeding RonFields Nutrition Hoof Up Supplement.

Post surgeries Nemo really got quite unwell, and there’s still little reminders of how he still hasn’t recovered fully yet. His hooves took a massive hit. The extended box rest, lots of medications 💊 minimal movement, psychological stress and general systemic inflammation. Meant that Nemo was feeling a little run down and he felt it in his hooves (and his coat became really lacklustre).

Obviously I tackled the diet and his environment first and foremost. He made great progress from this alone, but there was still something stagnating his recovery. ❤️‍🩹

I got invited to try this supplement and I have observed decreased irritability, which was always a Nemo trait! Everyone would put it down to it being a “welshie” thing. But it’s only considered that way as there is an epidemic of horses showing these frustration behaviours. So much so it’s now considered “normal”. Just because something is common, it doesn’t make it right or fair for the horse to endure. Hoof up is a blend of Ayurvedic herbs 🌿 and clearly this blend is working for him in mind, body and hooves. The new growth seems promising 🥹

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I am continuing my quest learning about herbalism. My diploma is well under way and I’m enjoying seeing the responses of horses to essential oils and self selection sessions. It’s so interesting, and the emotional release a lot of these horses have is truly something to be experienced.

Ayurveda works on the basis that there are serval pathways that are interconnected. Not just physical but psychological too.

This is not advice just to add!! Or even a recommendation for your horse. Just my opinion/story telling.

I truly think helping Nemo deal with his psychological trauma of having two surgeries, has been the key to unlocking further healing. ❤️‍🩹

And I truly believe this blend has helped him with processing trauma.

So proud of him, he’s been so brave 🥹

Although I stock Ron Fields in my webshop. I would honestly recommend chatting with the team over there directly. 😇

Trying to keep my horses ridden in this heatwave has meant getting up about 5:30 and riding before breakfast, so worth i...
26/06/2026

Trying to keep my horses ridden in this heatwave has meant getting up about 5:30 and riding before breakfast, so worth it, but not the most natural thing to do for me 🥱

There are other things you can do to help them survive and even thrive in the heat;

🦄 Add electrolytes to feed EVERY DAY salt just isn't enough in this heatwave 🦄 Make sure they are drinking enough, some senior horses have diminished thirst receptors and just don't drink enough, you can put out sugarbeet water or add a handful of musli to a bucket of water to encourage drinking.
🦄pinch skin to test if they are dehydrated, if the skin doesn't pop straight back down, then they are‼️. 🦄If your horse is standing inside to escape flies and heat always provide hay 🦄Acupressure point Large intestine 11 is a heat release point. 🦄Make feed wetter than usual. 🦄If feasible, provide a misting system, these are cheap to buy, pretty simple to install and many horses love them.
🦄 offer salt water alongside unsalted water (thanks Di Neale for that piece of brilliance)

All about the numbers to beat the heat take 1 x 64 year old woman + 1 x 35 year old VW cali who have triumphed over 40C ...
23/06/2026

All about the numbers to beat the heat take 1 x 64 year old woman + 1 x 35 year old VW cali who have triumphed over 40C and a 5 hour round trip for the monthly delivery 🚚 of Marstall and Dangro feeds and Ron Fields and PharmaHorse supplements to my northern clients. Thank you and for you help.

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