Nutrition

Low-starch, high-fat feeds seem to help many horses suffering from polysaccharide storage myopathy (PSSM), a condition that causes painful Read more

A study of the effect of different types of exercise on behavior among stalled horses suggested that regular exercise Read more

In a presentation at the recent Veterinary Sport Horse Symposium, Dr. Kyle Newman indicated supplementing horses with omega-3 fatty Read more

As selective grazers, horses tend to eat some pasture plants and avoid others, leading to fields with some overgrazed Read more

For a horse owner, almost nothing is more frightening to think about...and most horse enthusiasts have encountered this situation Read more

Gross stomach distention can be caused by several factors. The most common are overconsumption of water or grain; parasite Read more

Separating a foal from its dam is guaranteed to produce some anxiety in both animals. Managers can minimize problems Read more

The transition back to normal body weight is gradual. Slow refeeding minimizes the chances of adverse gastrointestinal effects and Read more

Serious kidney (renal) disease in horses is fairly uncommon. Most horses with acute renal failure recover with appropriate treatment. Read more

The power of targeted equine nutrition programs is unquestionable. Precisely targeted diets can benefit horses with certain compromised organs Read more