Feed Ingredients

Coat color, including the presence of dapples, is genetically controlled, but nongenetic factors, including regular grooming and provision of Read more

Probably best known for its blood-clotting properties, vitamin K serves other functions in the horse’s body. Read more

The addition of fish oil may have had a desirable effect on insulin sensitivity and glucose metabolism in response Read more

Overall health and well-being of horses depends on many nutrients, including electrolytes such as potassium, sodium, and chloride. As Read more

Horse owners tend to equate good appetite to good health. Though this is often the case, some horses with Read more

Long-term fat supplementation, in combination with appropriate training, has been suggested to result in several adaptations that could result Read more

Once your veterinarian has diagnosed your foal with neonatal maladjustment syndrome, what can you do? Read more

Forage contains a high level of potassium, so most horses consume more than they require. Horses can excrete excess potassium Read more

Though a horse requires chromium in only small amounts, cellular metabolism depends on the mineral for optimal function. As Read more

Hay analysis is widely available, relatively inexpensive, and is currently the most scientifically valid method of ensuring a balanced Read more