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People used to say a cold, wet nose was a sign a dog was healthy. This might have been a more reliable indicator before our pets spent their days on sofas enjoying the central heating! But really t...

Reasons why a brush in time saves 9 (trips to the vet). This month, we’re thinking about our pooches dental health, and how to keep our pets as healthy as possible!

Equine laminitis affects the sensitive tissues of the hoof and is an excruciatingly painful and debilitating condition. There have been massive steps forward in the study of laminitis in the last 1...

Protein is an essential nutrient in your horse’s diet that serves a multitude of roles in the body: 1. Musculoskeletal growth and repair  2. Healthy skin, coat and hooves 3. Cardiovascular and immu...

Our St. Pawtrick’s Day Virtual Dog Show was born from the desire to celebrate our national holiday – we’re so proud to be Irish, and particularly in a year where circumstances have meant that we ne...

Clinical symptoms of a horse with ulcers are numerous and often vague. Different horses cope with ulcers in different ways, one horse with EGUS (grade 3), may display the classic symptoms; poor per...

Horses naturally lose weight in the colder winter months as they need to burn additional calories to maintain general body warmth. Whilst topical in the winter months, unwanted weight loss can occu...

Local animal nutrition business Connolly’s RED MILLS claimed success across the board at this year’s Dublin Horse Show with multiple wins for their riders, as well as being chosen as runner up for...

To support the launch of our new grain free dog food, Go Native, the RED MILLS Pet team invited a group of guests from all around Ireland to come and join us for a very special dinner party... ...