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Draft horses in pasture
February 01, 2018

Benefits of Tall Fescue as Equine Forage

Though tall fescue should be avoided on certain horse operations, especially those catering specifically to breeding and foaling, its Read more
Shiny broodmare grazing in lush pasture
January 24, 2018

Why Is Tall Fescue Problematic for Pregnant Mares?

While tall fescue serves as a useful forage for nonpregnant horses, pregnant mares consuming endophyte-infected tall fescue can suffer Read more
Running haflinger mare with foal
January 21, 2018

Mares Show Changes in Dry Matter Intake in Late Gestation

Critically analyze your pregnant mare’s actual intake of hay and/or concentrates together with her body condition score both pre- Read more
Selenium molecular formula
January 16, 2018

What Is the Best Type of Selenium Supplement for Horses?

This study was conducted to evaluate how exercised Thoroughbreds digest and retain selenium from either sodium selenite or selenium-enriched Read more
Chestnut horse galloping at liberty in arena
January 16, 2018

Supplements, Tiludronate, and Bone Health in Horses

In addition to appropriate training regimens, diet plays an important role in healthy bone formation. Calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, and Read more
A handful of oats
January 09, 2018

Will a Hindgut Buffer Nutritionally Support Horses that Eat a High-Grain Diet?

This study was designed to test the efficacy and safety of feeding a protected sodium bicarbonate product to treat Read more
Horse drinking from stream
January 07, 2018

Safe Drinking Water for Horses

To avoid potential problems with natural water sources, it is best to provide additional water in a bucket or Read more
Horse after intense exercise
January 03, 2018

What Are the Effects of Nonstructural Carbohydrate Intake on Glycogen Repletion After Intense Exercise?

Muscle glycogen is a potentially limiting substrate for horses during intense exercise. Low-starch, high-fat concentrates have become popular for Read more
Weanling standing in pasture
January 02, 2018

The Young Years: Nutrition from Birth to Two Years of Age

The nutritional requirements of horses change as they progress from foalhood to physical maturity. Beginning with a liquid diet Read more
Horses in pasture with fall leaves
January 02, 2018

Switching to Hay? Remember Vitamin E

As autumn shifts to winter, horse owners in many climates must provide horses with an appropriate alternative forage to Read more
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