Nutrition

April 24, 2017
What Are the Most Important Factors in Getting a High Price for a Sale Yearling?
Yearlings that commanded bids higher than the median price of the session in which they were sold tended to

April 20, 2017
Overweight Horses: How Much Hay Is Too Little?
To some horse owners, maintaining easy keepers on an appropriate diet requires incredible restraint. When it comes to hay,

April 18, 2017
Sourcing Supplements for Horses with Gastric Ulcers
Considering medication restrictions and adoption of “clean sport” philosophies, increased attention has been directed towards the nutritional management of

April 05, 2017
Metabolic Syndrome in Horses: Use of Sweeteners Studied
The study results showed that stevioside was well tolerated in EMS horses because the plant-derived sweetener did not induce

April 04, 2017
Five Tips for Avoiding Pasture-Associated Laminitis in Horses
overgrazing grasses and legumes that are high in water-soluble carbohydrates puts horses at risk for laminitis—a painful, life-threatening condition

March 31, 2017
Dandelions: Acceptable for Horses?
If you have concerns about identifying toxic plants in your pastures, it’s best to contact your state’s cooperative extension

March 28, 2017
Appetite Stimulation for Horses
When a typically ravenous horse leaves grain in his bucket or doesn’t seem interested in hay, it is cause

March 22, 2017
High-Quality Milk Essential for Foals
Lactating mares provide the sole source of nutrition for newborn foals. As foals mature, they begin to sample forage

March 15, 2017
Feeding Horses in Low Body Condition
Domestic horses depend on humans to supply them with life-sustaining feedstuffs. Unfortunately, some horses are not given access to

March 09, 2017
Improving Intestinal Motility in Horses
Prevention of gastrointestinal disorders through proper nutrition and supplementation is always the best remedy.