Summer eczema often seems to start suddenly, but in practice it builds up gradually: a bite from midges can lead to itching, rubbing, and a damaged skin barrier. In this blog, we explain why prevention does not start with an eczema blanket or repairing wounds, but with health from within and supporting the skin barrier. You will read how the skin barrier works, why the skin environment (microbiome) plays a role, and why a combination of internal support (Happy Belly Solid) and targeted skin care (Happy Skin Skin Spray + Skin Lotion) makes sense within a seasonal plan.

Why start building up intestinal flora in horses prone to eczema in winter? Discover the role of SCFAs/butyrate and a preventive protocol for spring.

EGUS (stomach ulcers) is common in horses. Read about what happens in the stomach, what triggers it, and what practical steps you can take in terms of feed and management.

Prevent your horse's winter dip and skin problems. Discover why a healthy gut and butyric acid are the basis for a strong resistance and shiny coat, from fall to spring.

What is summer eczema? Summer eczema, also called tail and mane eczema, is an itchy skin condition in ponies, horses and donkeys. It is caused by an allergic

Happy Skin Skin Skin Spray Happy Skin Skin Skin Spray is a skin treatment product for horses suffering from itchy or other allergic skin conditions. Summer eczema for example

Happy Belly Solid is supplementary feed for horses and ponies. It provides intestinal support and optimal digestion. Happy Belly Solid is

Happy Skin Buzz Off Spray is a skin treatment product for horses and ponies suffering from itchiness. Research shows that specific coconut fatty acids have a repellent

Stomach problems and stomach ulcers are common in horses, ponies and foals. Several studies show that half of horses have stomach ulcers. In sport horses

Nift, an elegant Icelandic horse with a durable thick coat and soft, caring look is featured on all of our Happy Skin and Happy Belly products. Nift

Although it is still February and the winter cold persists, this is just the ideal time to make preparations for horses that are sensitive to

The search for natural antibacterial agents In 2015, Greenvalley International B.V. initiated an extensive research project on natural fatty acids with potent antibacterial properties against pathogenic skin bacteria.