As a horse owner, your horse’s health is important to you. But tiny particles such as dust and pollen are invisible dangers that can severely affect the respiratory tract and trigger chronic respiratory diseases such as equine asthma. In this seasonal guide, you’ll learn how to protect your horse from dust and pollen all year round – from grazing season to stable time.
Each season brings its own risks for your horse’s airways. From the grazing season in spring to the stable season in winter – dust and pollen can pose a risk all year round. Here you can find out what you should look out for in the different months.
With the Happie Horse App, you can monitor pollen and dust levels, both in the stable and on the pasture:
With the Happie Horse app, you can ensure your horse has an optimal stable climate and a stress-free grazing season – free from dust and pollen!
Track how your horse reacts to different environmental factors and identify potential triggers to take preventive measures.
Monitor the Air Quality Index (AQI) in your horse’s surroundings to reduce exposure to allergens and pollutants.
Access current and 5-day pollen forecasts.
Receive location-specific pollen data to keep your horse comfortable and healthy.
Keep an eye on the current pollen count of trees and grasses, and document the grazing times of your favorite. Take precautions to ensure your horse is in optimum health.
Track symptoms potentially linked to Equine Asthma and stay informed about your horse’s respiratory health.
Dust and pollen pose year-round threats to your horse’s respiratory health. With the right strategy and support from the Happie Horse App, you can effectively manage these invisible risks, helping your horse enjoy a healthier, worry-free life.
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