Conditions like EMS and Laminitis are rife in the equine world and it can be incredibly difficult to manage a horse who currently has or is prone to these particular issues.
 
If you're a frustrated or worried horse owner who is fed up of long hours of stabling, muzzles, strip grazing and generally wants to provide their horse with a species appropriate environment, then this is the place to be.
 
Managing EMS doesn't have to equate to sacrificing the ever-so important needs of our horses such as 24/7 forage, unrestricted movement, herd living, enrichment and turnout.
 
In this episode of Track Talk, we discuss:
 
- what does species appropriate mean?
- managing and rehabilitating EMS long term
- how to provide 24/7 turnout, movement, companionship/herd living and forage for an EMS horse
- the direct impact restricted movement and forage has on the body and mind
- why Laminitis and EMS is everywhere
- encouraging movement over restricting forage
- providing a species appropriate diet
- real life rehabilitation cases for EMS