Nutrition

Equine diets should be based on forage, and hay is the forage form of choice for stalled horses and Read more

If your horse refuses a concentrate feed, he may be objecting to its smell, taste, or texture. With the Read more

Horse owners have been asking the same question for centuries: How do you feed a horse so that he Read more

Protein derived from insect larvae has been suggested as an alternative source of high-quality protein. Read more

Horses are generally thought of as grazers (animals that eat grass) as opposed to browsers (animals that eat leaves, Read more

Equine diets should be based on forage (grass or hay) and therefore consumption of hay is important for stalled Read more

Horses perform various types of work ranging from high-speed racing at over 45 miles per hour, to long-distance endurance Read more

Various studies have investigated the benefits of feeding yeast to horses. Among the positive results of dietary yeast supplementation Read more

Processing grain by crushing, grinding, or heating makes the starch in the grain more digestible for horses. Increased digestibility Read more

Management of an overweight or obese equine often involves restricting the amount of grain and forage eaten by the Read more