Contracted Heels
Contracted heels or a contracted hoof is something we commonly see in horses who have previously been shod and something I think many...
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Achieving Healthy Weight Gain
Some owners are unsure of what to feed an underweight horse so in an attempt to add some condition to their equine, owners may turn to...
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Can a shod horse go on track?
With the Paddock Paradise or track system becoming more and more popular among equine owners, we see an increase in questions regarding...
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What does Grass Affected mean?
We often use the term Grass Affected and we regularly advertise that our Paddock Paradise Track Livery caters for horses who are Grass...
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Research, an Open Mind & Patience
So many owners have experienced or are currently experiencing what Dubri and ourselves went through when she was first diagnosed with...
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Adlib Hay
I recently saw someone stating feeding Adlib hay isn’t suitable for most horses and very rarely do horses learn to self-regulate. In the...
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How PB Livery tackles EMS
From my understanding, there are a few different ways equine owners can manage their EMS horse's back to health. At PB Livery we do...
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Horses change on a Paddock Paradise and that's okay!
Whether a horse is with us for rehab or retirement, their time spent here with us on our Paddock Paradise is a journey regardless. If you...
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The Importance of Salt - why does your equine need salt?
At PB, we work hard to ensure our horses daily needs are met and one of those needs is dietary salt. It’s easy to underestimate the...
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Can a Paddock Paradise set up help equines with Arthritis thrive?
This is Pixie, the very first retirement we ever welcomed and has been with us since the very beginning (early 2018). Pixie initially...
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Dennis - Grass Affected?
It's no new knowledge that Laminitis stems from an unsuitable diet. However, there are other ways outside of this common condition that...
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How we hay - smaller & larger tracks/herds
A question that we've seen asked many times - 'how do you feed your hay?' When you're keeping your horses on a Paddock Paradise, planning...
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Hoof sensitivity isn't normal.
Awareness in the equine world is growing daily, so the importance of our horse's diet is becoming more and more talked about. We've...
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Barefoot horses in work - with Rebekah Adshead
Running a Paddock Paradise livery that specifically caters to horses in need of rehabilitation and retirement means we don't get to show...
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Why Paddock Paradise isn't just for retired or 'rehab' horses - the benefits life on track brings.
Paddock Paradise or Track Systems aren't just for equines with metabolic issues, stiffness or arthritis, laminitis or any sort of grass...
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How to encourage movement on your Paddock Paradise
So you've set up a Paddock Paradise or track system but your horse's still aren't really moving. Here are some tips we've learnt that...
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Our BIG announcement...
We are honoured to announce that we are rebranding PB Barefoot Rehab and Retirement Livery at the request of the brilliant Jaime Jackson...
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Small changes can mean huge things - Lami and EMS Rehab
It's not always about the big, dramatic differences! One of the last few times I spoke about little Fergus, we received some comments...
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How we keep the grass off our Tracks, even in Spring & Summer
We've seen a few people ask about getting rid of the grass on tracks for laminitic and grass affected horses for Spring and Summer. Our...
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What we feed our Oldies
While we're in the middle of Winter, we're seeing more and more questions being asked about how to keep weight on a horse or pony that is...
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