Why is my horse not losing weight?

Transformed Shetland drops 30 kilos; Try interval training [Can't read this email properly?]( #FitNotFat: Weight loss pitfalls, intervals and Shetland transformed In this #FitNotFat special newsletter, we give pointers for helping your horse continue their weight loss journey if their progress has plateaued. We also share how interval training can improve your horse's health and fitness. While keeping our horses active is necessary, it's important not to overdo it during hot weather. With this is mind, Dr David Marlin explains how to cool an over-heated equine. Simple checks to make if your horse is not losing weight Sometimes a horse struggles to lose weight, despite our best efforts. Find out what to do if you find yourself in this situation. [HELP THEM PROGRESS]( How to do interval training (and why you should) Interval training is a really effective way to work a horse. Benefits include saving time, burning calories, building fitness and many more. [TRY IT WITH YOUR HORSE]( SPONSORED]( Your chance to WIN a year’s supply of SPILLERS Balancer! This summer SPILLERS are running a fabulous giveaway competition giving you the chance to WIN a year’s supply of your favourite SPILLERS Balancer. High in nutrients, low in calories, SPILLERS Balancers are ideal for balancing forage only diets or making up for the shortfall in nutrients if you are feeding less than the recommended amount of compound feed. Due to the low feeding rate, balancers provide minimal amounts of energy (calories), starch and sugar per daily serving, making them the ideal choice for good doers. [FOR YOUR CHANCE TO WIN A YEAR'S SUPPLY - CLICK HERE]( Hot weather advice: how to cool a horse down quickly Dr David Marlin explains the best way to take care of a horse in hot weather and how to cool them down quickly and effectively. [READ DAVID'S ADVICE]( Shetland loses 30 kilos after weigh in at BHS Horse Health Day The charity shares advice on assessing weight and keeping your horse in a healthy condition, plus Diamond's inspiring story. [FIND OUT MORE]( Why a stronger bit may not be the solution for a strong horse When it comes to a strong horse, many riders will first think of changing to a stronger bit. But is this always the solution?. [WHICH BIT IS BEST?]( This message was brought to you from Your Horse Magazine a Kelsey Media Brand © Kelsey Media Ltd,The Granary, Down's Court, Yalding, Maidstone, ME18 8AL Registered in England No. 05822990. Please do not reply to this message as this email was sent from an unmonitored e-mail address. Please read our privacy policy for more information on how we process your personal information. [Unsubscribe](