Nutrition

The number-one advantage of pelleting is feed uniformity, so one mouthful is the same as the next, and fine Read more

Antioxidants may be useful for horses with exercise-induced hemorrhagic cystitis, a rare condition characterized by hematuria (bloody urine). Read more

Fatty acids are prone to oxidation, which can create harmful byproducts. Nutritionists typically recommend an antioxidant supplement for high-fat Read more

Not only does the horse reap the rewards of grazing but, according to some scientists, the pastures are also Read more

World-renowned researcher Stephanie Valberg, D.V.M., Ph.D., answers questions about this essential nutrient, known for helping horses rebound from exercise. Read more

How do you know which grass would be the best choice for your pastures, especially if any of your Read more

Exercise helps control circulating blood sugar levels in response to a “normal” amount of insulin. Read more

Although not studied yet in horses, the effects of melatonin in other animal species suggest this “sleep hormone” may Read more

Increased permeability of the intestine allows toxins and bacteria to pass from the gastrointestinal tract and across the wall Read more

Antioxidants such as vitamins E and C target free radicals in an effort to minimize cellular damage and foster Read more