Nutrition

Horses produce glycogen two to three times slower than humans and other animals. In contrast to humans, horses are Read more

A horse's requirement for protein is determined by the animal's stage of development and workload. While each horse needs Read more

Despite low resistance to frost and pests, researchers have recently tested teff to see how the grass stacks up Read more

Small intestinal colic can result from gas or fluid distension, obstruction of the small intestine (ileal impaction or roundworms), Read more

Intrauterine placement of marbles in pony mares did not change reproductive physiology or normal sexual or social behavior, according Read more

Vaccination with gonadotropin-releasing hormone, a reproductive hormone, might decrease unwanted behavior in stallions and mares, researchers recently reported. After Read more

Obstruction of the esophagus, commonly known as choke, is a life-threatening condition for horses and a panic-inducing event for Read more

In cases where a thorough veterinary exam does not turn up a medical explanation for the horse's actions, changes Read more

The main role of the equine skeleton is to provide structural support. In addition to bones, the skeletal system Read more

Research has demonstrated that feeding yeast culture to horses positively affects energy, protein, and mineral nutrition. Read more