Nutrition

In one survey, self-reported confidence in horse husbandry did not translate into effectively implementing weight management approaches. Read more

In lieu of the “scope-treat-scope-treat” cycle in horses with refractory glandular disease, a stepwise holistic approach might be effective. Read more

Soybeans and soybean byproducts are commonly used as ingredients in horse feeds, and some should be considered high-quality protein Read more

Strip grazing may be one method owners can use to decrease pasture intake while still allowing turnout time. Read more

In vitro gas production is a laboratory technique that aims to mimic the environment of the equine hindgut. Read more

Sugar beet pulp purportedly has prebiotic effects that support the hindgut microbiome, thereby fostering well-being. Read more

Researchers reported that correction of dental abnormalities improves mechanical digestion of feed but not nutrient absorption. Read more

While corn syrup is the go-to carbohydrate used by veterinarians in oral sugar tests, researchers tested other sources of Read more

Researchers set out to identify facial markers indicative of perceived emotional stress in horses through a feeding trial. Read more

Because lameness is one of the costliest conditions affecting horses, researchers have investigated the effects of mineral deficiencies. Read more