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Straw bales
January 09, 2015

Selecting Hay for Horses

To choose the right hay, you need to think about your horse’s total dietary management plan. Read more
Checking a horse's teeth and gums
January 08, 2015

Feeding Practices May Impact Horse Dental Health

The sharper points developed by many domestic horses may be related to a diet that can be chewed more Read more
Mare and foal in pasture
January 06, 2015

Vitamin A Important for Growth in Young Horses

Vitamin A has a distinct role in growth of the horse. Deficiency adversely affects growth, body weight, rate of Read more
Hay bales stacked in loft
December 30, 2014

Changing Horse Diets: New Research

Although the equine digestive tract is exquisitely sensitive, it is surprisingly adaptable to sudden changes in diet, according to Read more
Horses grazing in field with buttercups
December 30, 2014

Vitamin A for Horses

Vitamin A is important in equine diets because of its powerful antioxidant action. Vitamin A is synthesized in the horse’s intestine Read more
Vet In Discussion With Horse Owner
December 26, 2014

Probiotics May Benefit Immune Function in Horses

Probiotics, defined as live microorganisms that confer a health benefit to the host when administered in adequate amounts, are Read more
Running haflinger mare with foal
December 24, 2014

Vitamin C in Growing and Mature Horses

Vitamin C’s well-publicized role as a powerful antioxidant overshadows the many other functions it has in the body. Perhaps Read more
Blue-green algae bloom
December 22, 2014

Arthritis in Horses: Algae Research

One alternative to nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs like phenylbutazone is blue-green algae, which contains a protein-bound pigment called C-phycocyanin. C-phycocyanin possesses Read more
Horse eating grain in a stall
December 11, 2014

Study: Show-Jumper Diets Vary from Recommendations

In the wild, horses spend the bulk of each day grazing, picking and choosing what they will consume to Read more
Horses eating from trough
December 01, 2014

What Happens to Excess Phosphorus in a Horse’s Diet?

Perhaps most importantly, this study showed that excess dietary phosphorus does not alter bone metabolism or impact parathyroid hormone Read more
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