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Adding supplements into feed buckets
September 12, 2016

Equine Joint Inflammation and Nutritional Supplements

Researchers tested two different oral joint supplements and an NSAID. Horses in all three treatment groups had lower inflammation Read more
Bags of corn
September 12, 2016

Digestibility of Horse Feeds: What Does It Mean?

There are two main ways to describe digestibility in horses; apparent digestibility and true digestibility. Apparent digestibility is an Read more
Old, swaybacked horse grazing in a lush pasture.
September 09, 2016

Age-Related Changes of the Equine Gastrointestinal Tract

Age negatively impacts multiple body systems, especially the gastrointestinal tract. Older horses undergo changes to this long, convoluted organ Read more
Close-up of senior horse's eye
September 06, 2016

Nutritional Management of the Older Horse

Horse owners can help make the ageing process as smooth as possible by ensuring proper nutrition. Read more
Powdered supplement in scoop
August 30, 2016

Electrolyte Oversupplementation: A Real Risk for Horses?

If more electrolytes are given than the horse requires, healthy kidneys will filter the excess sodium and other electrolytes, Read more
Close-up of Standardbred's legs while exercising
August 25, 2016

Proactive Omega-3 Supplementation for Equine Athletes

The performance horse may need more fat than what is found in forage to keep up with energy demands. Read more
August 18, 2016

Molds: Possible Cause of Positive Equine Drug Tests

Molds get a bad rap in the equine industry and justifiably so. Inhalation of molds contribute to equine asthma syndrome, Read more
Shiny broodmare grazing in lush pasture
August 12, 2016

New Fescue Variety Reduces Risk for Broodmares

A researcher at the University of Kentucky has developed a new tall fescue variety that is nontoxic to mares Read more
Horse eating hay
August 09, 2016

Equine Metabolic Syndrome: More on Horse Diets

This study provides additional evidence that simply gaining weight or being overweight does not induce insulin resistance, which can Read more
Racehorse exercising on track
August 03, 2016

Heartburn in Horses: A Performance Problem?

Young, athletic horses, such as Thoroughbred yearlings and racehorses, frequently suffer a disorder of the larynx called arytenoid chondritis Read more
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