Nutrition

Horse breeders are sometimes faced with raising an orphan foal. Foals can become orphaned for several reasons. A number Read more

Trace minerals—those needed in only small amounts for proper nutrition—can be supplied in either a mineral supplement or a Read more

Using ultrasound measurements of intestinal motility, researchers compared horses at pasture with stabled horses that were on a forage-based Read more

Follow these tips to keep stored hay dry and clean. Read more

Calcium and phosphorus comprise most of the mineral matter in the horse’s body. The horse must receive adequate quantities Read more

Forage, primarily pasture grass, is the most natural food for horses. Horses at rest or only lightly exercised can Read more

Hay pellets and cubes made from good-quality forage can help satisfy a horse's nutritional requirements, providing adequate fiber to Read more

The horse’s energy requirements determine the amount and type of feed. Read more

Horse owners with dusty, brown pastures can take simple steps to keep their horses healthy and preserve their land Read more

When a horse leaves the track, its caloric requirement will decrease along with its reduced workload. However, this will Read more