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Nutrition

Weanlings in field
May 31, 2011

Vitamin K: Essential for Bone Development in Horses

Vitamin K is necessary for the proper clotting of blood, a process that uses calcium. Another calcium-related function of Read more
Chestnut mare grazes with nursing foal
May 23, 2011

The Nutritional Demands of Lactation in Horses

Well-fed lactating mares can produce the equivalent of 2-4% of their body weight in milk daily during the first Read more
Horse eating from ground feeder
May 19, 2011

Yeast Supplementation and Fiber Digestion in Horses

Better digestion of fiber has been reported in horses that were supplemented with yeast. Read more
Chestnut mare grazes with nursing foal
May 18, 2011

Nutrition of Mares Influences Milk Characteristics and Development of Foals

The nutrition of the mare affects growth and development of the foal both in utero and via milk production. In foals, Read more
Horses grazing in pasture
May 10, 2011

Gastrointestinal Tract Health for Top Performance in Horses

A thorough understanding of the equine gastrointestinal tract will enhance your knowledge of digestion and will help you get Read more
Horse eating grass hay
May 04, 2011

Does Your Horse Really Need A Low-Starch Diet?

A combination of fiber, starch, and fat is generally the best way to fuel performance, whether it is in Read more
Adding supplements into feed buckets
May 03, 2011

Laying to Rest Five Horse-Feeding Myths

Manufacturers design feeding rates to reflect the level of fortification in the feed. Fortification is the amount of protein, Read more
Horse eating grain in a stall
April 28, 2011

Provision of Vitamins Important in Convalescing Horses

A well-rounded diet for horses includes all of the vitamins necessary for top-notch health. These vitamins are especially important Read more
Thoroughbred yearling in sales ring
April 26, 2011

Feeding and Fitting Young Horses for Show and Sale, Part One: Nutrition

There are two groups of horses that are assessed and therefore valued to a large extent on their conformation Read more
Horses in barn
April 25, 2011

Feeding Horses with Gastrointestinal Disorders

Difficult or painful swallowing can reduce feed intake in horses. Some causes of swallowing difficulty include obstruction from abscesses Read more
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