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Springtime Dog Health Tips
Springtime Dog Health Tips Isn’t it wonderful to head out for long walks in the daylight; play in the fields for hours on end and be able to put the dogs straight back in the car without having to endure the journey home accompanied by that lingering whiff of damp...
Spring Horse Grooming Brushes
Spring cleaning and the right horse grooming brushes to make horse-hair removal a breeze... Spring is here and the summer show season is just around the corner. Horses are shedding their winter coats and don’t we know it! Hair everywhere. Covering your clothes, your...
Rider Sponsorship: All You Need To Know
So You Want To Be A Sponsored Rider? Here's all you need to know... So you’ve been riding at a variety of competitions in your chosen field, you are enjoying it and want to step up to the next level, sounds easy right? Well, it's a hard job and of course there's the...
Sweet Itch Products For Horses
Help is on hand to prevent sweet itch from ruining your horse’s skin. It’s a little difficult to imagine a clear, calm, summer’s day right now, but the evenings are getting lighter minute by minute and the warm dry days are inching closer too. Although safe from...
Stable Maintenance: 5 Ways To Keep Stable Waste Low
In this article, Scott Hawthorne from SkipsAndBins.com shares a few tips for effectively managing stable waste and even lowering your waste output.Waste management is extremely important when it comes to running a stable. Not only can poor waste management affect the...
Eco Friendly Horse Bedding
Eco Friendly Horse Bedding - Is It Needed? As we start a new year let’s continue to give back to the environment and delve a little deeper into why eco-friendly horse bedding is a win win situation for you, your horse and the environment...What is an ‘eco-friendly...
A Christmas Gift Guide 2021
With the countdown to Christmas well and truly on, we thought it was no better time to bring you our top 5 Christmas gift ideas - perfect for you, or your horse! All our products are eco-friendly, sustainable and 100% natural. So in addition to giving a lovely gift...
Winter Rugging For Horses
Nowadays there's a lot of choice when it comes to looking to purchase a rug for your horse; with so much variety in the range of price, fill and aesthetic it can sometimes all become a little overwhelming! So just what are the best horse rugs for winter? Follow this...
New Team EcoGreen Members: Eden & Saira
Eden Mini Ecogreener Eden is only 7 but is already competing at Prelim level dressage on her two ponies Toby & Goldie. When she’s not practicing her dressage she loves to hack out with her mum & often has to take the lead when the warmbloods are too scared to...
Inclusivity In The Equine World
Imagine a world where everyone is welcome... Believe it or not it exists, and you are already part of it. From those who compete at top level to those who prefer to keep their feet firmly on the ground and admire from a safe distance, horses have a positive impact on...
Team EcoGreen Update: Nicola O’Connor
Me and my goals Since I was younger I always dreamt that one day I might ride at The Mitsubishi Motors Cup at Badminton, Gloucestershire. So that became my goal, having an end goal helped me determine my micro goals. These are anything that will help me take a step...
Preventing Laminitis In Horses
Healthy Hooves: Lessening the Risk of Laminitis Unfortunately, Laminitis is a fairly common condition meaning preventing laminitis in horses is important in their day to day care. Once a horse or pony has had a bout of laminitis, they become more prone to subsequent...
Preventing Dehydration In Horses
Preventing Dehydration In Horses This Summer.Dehydration in horsesAlthough British weather remains as unpredictable as ever, we can be sure that regardless of the sunshine or summer showers the temperatures are still likely to be relatively warm. It is more important...
A Day In The Life Of An Amateur Eventer: Paula Dewsbury
5:30am My day normally starts at 5:30am when I go out to feed our four horses. I have just the one horse, Jac which I event up to intermediate level. My sister keeps her two horses with me, a dressage horse she competes up to medium level and a retired eventer and my...
Summer Fly Protection For Horses
Finding the right summer fly protection for horses can seem like an impossible task. We find it is often best to use a combination of methods for the most effective results. Tackling Flies From The Inside OutThere are a range of supplements available, such as...
The Truth About Polyester
I love it when I see other brands on social media that are being a bit more eco conscious with their products. I’m always on the lookout for new things that meet our ethos, so I was somewhat disappointed when I went looking for leggings from a company, I had seen on...
Eco Friendly Dog Toys
The joys of owning a high energy hound? Dogs with endless energy are an absolute joy to have around, but if their energy is not appropriately channelled, they can quickly become boisterous and badly behaved. Thankfully, there is an enormous range of eco friendly dog...
How To Stop People Feeding Your Horse
How to ward off the dangers of wandering walkers. Often, without meaning to, walkers pose one of the biggest welfare threats to our horses. Their compulsion to offer treats and titbits over the fence can have terrible and tragic consequences. Knowing how to stop...
Horse First Aid Kit – What to Include
By nature, horses are totally unpredictable and, as owners, we have come to expect the unexpected. We have all been there, we either arrive at the yard or receive a phone call telling us our ponies have managed to get themselves in a pickle… again! Cue the mad dash to...
Horse Gut Health
Let’s talk about the ‘C’ word! Horse gut health needs to be taken seriously... What is it about Colic that strikes fear into any horse owners' heart? Perfect normality one day and then... Bam! An emotional rollercoaster like no other ensues as we gather our wits and...
Raving About Rosehips
Well, we’ve made it through the darkest, dankest part of Winter and signs of Spring are beginning to peep out from beneath the blankets of frost and snow. It’ll not be long before we see lambs frolicking in the fields as we ride out and we start to think about...
Heat Therapy For Horses
Tale as old as time... The healing powers of heat therapy for horses Did you know, the Greeks and Egyptians were hot on the trail of the magical powers of heat therapy many moons ago, dating way back thousands of years to 500 B.C. A little more recently, we can look...
Horse Joint Care & The Best Joint Supplements
For hundreds of years horses have been admired for their unrivalled strength and agility. One moment our breath is ripped away as the snorting bulk of thundering muscle and bone hurtles across the open countryside, leaping hedges with ease; the next we witness these...
How To Treat Mud Fever
Help! My horse has mud fever, what shall I do? First of all, do not panic, despite our best efforts to keep legs clean and dry, sometimes the inevitable happens! Read below on how to treat mud fever with our specialised products designed to keep your horse...
How To Prevent Mud Fever
Despite the chaos and confusion of our current world, there are still some things we can depend on to arrive regularly as clockwork. Wetter weather, for one thing, bringing with it the misery of mud! The weather has cooled over the last few weeks; nights are drawing...
EcoGreen Packaging – Looking After Our Environment
It's no suprise that here at EcoGreen Equestrian we are trying to be as environmentally responsible as we possibly can. With the current predictions for global warming not looking too positive, we know more than ever the importance of taking steps - no matter how...
Sun Protection For Horses
We've had a few scorching hot weeks recently, with the sun shining down relentlessly making even the most simple of yard chores exhausting. This is why in this blog post we aim to give some great advice on providing sun protection for horses. Whilst it has been...
Let’s Talk About Ticks
With it being tick season, which is generally from March - November, we thought it perfect timing to share some handy facts and information about the pests that pose a threat to our favourite four legged friends.What are ticks? Ticks are very small, are closely...
Fly Repellents – What Are They All About?
With all this glorious weather we have been having recently it has meant we are talking about flies and midges and what we can to do to combat them. There are so many fly sprays, wax, roll ons, gels etc on the market that it can be hard to work out what will work best...
Spring To Summer Grooming
As we're in the middle of Spring and thinking about moving into Summer, our horses and ponies are shedding their Winter coats and may be feeling a little itchy. If you can do so right now, it's the perfect time to spend grooming and cleaning. Horses and ponies...