The arrival of fall marks an essential transition period for the health and well-being of horses. With the change in temperature, the increase in humidity, and a change in grazing conditions, it becomes necessary to pay special attention to their general condition. Horses, like humans, are affected by seasonal changes, and these changes can have […]
Race, competition, competition, we look forward to them with a mixture of excitement and stress. To perform on the big day and give yourself every chance, it is essential to prepare for it, horse and rider, physically and mentally. Tips, complementary foods, organization, here are our tips to calmly approach the upcoming deadlines: Regular training […]
After many requests from you, our customers, we have developed the FOOT CARE category for our equine friends. Always natural and French care, for the maintenance and protection of hooves. HEALTHY FOOT: ESSENTIAL In the equestrian world, a popular maxim states: “No foot, no horse”. The health of a horse’s feet is the cornerstone of […]
Naturacheval’s marine clay is finally making its debut in the Naturacheval range! Here is a product 100% from your requests! You asked us for it, and we developed it. Naturacheval’s marine clay contains all the benefits of the land and the sea. Enriched with marine active ingredients, our clay will help your 4-legged friends recover […]
Spring rarely comes alone, pests are always there! Beyond the inconvenience caused to our equine friends, flies, flies, horseflies, mosquitoes, ticks, can have potentially dangerous consequences for the horse. In order to avoid these complications, at Naturacheval, we had to offer you a natural solution: our REPUL’ HORSEFLIES & FLIES. What are the risks? Depending […]
With the arrival of spring, nature is reclaiming its rights: more water, greater radiation, milder temperatures, all the factors are present for the grass to grow again after the winter break. This growth can be explosive in some regions, so the return of grass would push us to put our horse out to pasture. However, […]
The horse is a monogastric herbivorous animal, with a complex and sensitive digestive system: a single very small stomach and a long, narrow small intestine. These peculiarities can be explained by the fact that before they were domesticated by humans, horses in the wild fed on forage in small quantities throughout the day. It is […]
The horse’s foot is of considerable importance in the horse’s anatomy: it supports the entire weight of the body, ensures locomotion by absorbing shocks and propelling the animal. Its structure is therefore complex in order to ensure all these functions. The end of each limb, the foot is made up of bony, tendon, cartilaginous and […]
Do you know up to what temperature the horse can adapt to the cold? The horse, designed to live outdoors, can withstand a temperature between 5 and 25°C for our French climate. But if he lives in an environment where the winter is cold, in autumn this horse will adapt in order to be able […]
