Aubiose Horse Bedding

30/06/2025

Make sure you and your equine friends are staying safe over the next few days 💚 South Coast Equine Vets/Natalie McGoldrick Equine

*** PLEASE USE SOME COMMON SENSE ABOUT WHETHER TO RIDE, LET ALONE TRAVEL, OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS (in the South of England, at least) ***

With temperatures set to be in the late 20s/early 30s for a few days, please do not ride, let alone travel to a clinic/competition, unless absolutely necessary. I’ve compiled a list of reasons why you would absolutely NOT travel to ride/compete over the next few days.

1. This is a “mini” heatwave - most riders can take a few days out of their competition schedules and not ask horses to compete in the extreme heat.

2. We have been having a few days of extreme heat, not consistently high temperatures, so our horses in the UK are absolutely not acclimatised to it.

3. Is your horse a heavier type, and/or overweight? Then absolutely do not travel to clinics/competitions in these temperatures.

4. Is your horse extremely fit? If not, then it’s a big no.

5. Will missing a competition or training session over the next 3 days affect your qualifications and leave you with no further qualifying competitions/rounds? If the answer is no, then the answer to travelling is also no.

6. Is your horse a veteran (over about 16)? Then it’s a no.

7. Is your horse only ridden once or twice a week anyway? Then it’s very obviously a no to riding in this heat for 2-3 days, let alone travelling to do anything in it.

8. Does your lorry have fans/air conditioning? If not, then please don’t travel in the heat of the day, even if it’s just to move a horse; leave very early in the morning, or very late at night. Also check your travel route to avoid stationary traffic as much as possible.

9. Are YOU unfit and/or overweight? Then it’s also a no, as not only will you be putting more strain on your hot horse if you tire, but you may also jeopardise your own health.

10. Do you know every early warning sign of heatstroke, and have cooling/misting stations and vets on hand at your clinic or event? If not, then it’s a no.

A reused photo from yesterday, of us getting a quick (winning 😉) jump in before the heat suddenly arrived. Alf is lean, fit, and a light type of horse, but I even worried about it getting a bit too warm for our second class yesterday.

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30/06/2025

22/06/2025

Team Murray M.S.Team Eventing with Imogen Murray on fire 🔥 well done 👏🏻 🙌😍

02/06/2025

🐴💤 Nothing says comfort like a deep, restful nap on Aubiose 💚

Shroomie is loving the softness, absorbency, and natural comfort Aubiose delivers. Made from 100% h**p, it’s not only cozy but also eco-friendly, dust-free, and super easy to muck out. 🌿✨

Happy horse, happy stable. 💚

There’s nothing better than a good snooze in a Aubiose Horse Bedding bed!

Just ask Shroomie.

29/05/2025

Does anyone else reuse there Aubiose waste? ♻️💚

26/05/2025

💚 👑 Definitely a bed fit for a king 👑 💚

16/05/2025

Great deal at Shedfield Country Stores this month 💚

07/05/2025

Wishing the very best of luck to Gaspard Maksud Eventing as they take on Badminton Horse Trials Ride strong, stay focused, and enjoy every second - We’re all behind you!

05/05/2025

I hope everyone is enjoying the long weekend as much as the gorgeous Mabel 💚 South Coast Equine Vets/Natalie McGoldrick Equine

01/05/2025

Horses rest better when they feel safe and comfortable - we think that’s evident from this great picture of Gawsworth Track Livery horses getting there 💤 in last night 💚

27/02/2025

The best for the best 🙌💚

Anmore Dressage is elevating horse stable comfort with Aubiose horse bedding. This h**p bedding transforms stall maintenance, absorbing moisture, and ensuring a dust-free environment. Prioritise equine health with us and see the difference! Want to know more about the h**p bedding benefits? Comment below!

25/02/2025

Thank you South Coast Equine Vets/Natalie McGoldrick Equine for this great picture demonstrating the layers of Aubiose and the “Red” we talk about - the deeper the bed the better to allow the bed to work to its full potential 🙌💚

Slice of Aubiose Horse Bedding three layer cake, anyone?!
A photo to show how this brilliant bedding works, and why it’s so important to have the beds thick enough.
The red bottom layer cannot absorb any more urine, but the brown middle layer is actually still able to absorb more; this is why you absolutely never smell the very harmful (and extremely unpleasant) ammonia smell until you dig deeper once a week to remove the wet.
As well as looking at dust levels of bedding, you must also consider absorbency; if you can smell ammonia, it’s already harming your lungs, so think what it’s doing to your horse when he/she sleeps in in it.
Who loves Aubiose?! 🙋‍♀️
NB. This isn’t really edible cake.