The number of equines suffering from digestive issues, mental neurosis, behavioural problems, and poor physical care is concerning. The way manage our horses can either enhance or negatively impact them, the way we have been brought up to care for them may not actually lead to a healthy horse.

If you own a horse, you most likely, also own a few parasites. Parasites are an inherent part of our world and can exist in an array of environments. More specifically, these parasites living inside of horses can produce millions of microscopic eggs every day.

Unfortunately, this has led to tremendously negative impacts on Britain’s ecosystem and native wildlife. From incessant farming to acute grazing, immense land areas are exhausted and diminished of their past richness. Nature, like animals, does not tend to take forcefulness at the hands of humans well, and it has suffered greatly.