Nutrition

Horses that do not tolerate diets high in starch may also benefit from super fibers like lupin hulls. Read more

When one prepares a yearling for sale it is important to understand the nutrient requirements of the horse and Read more

While iodine deficiency is the primary cause of goiter in foals, excessive levels of iodine may also cause this Read more

An overconsumption of energy is typically the root cause of physitis, assuming there’s been no physical trauma such as Read more

Many antioxidants are selenoproteins, making selenium an extremely important mineral for performance horses. Read more

Providing optimal nutrition for “air ferns,” those horses with incredibly efficient metabolisms, challenges even the most dedicated of horse Read more

Boredom will induce horses to eat plants they normally wouldn’t, so keep drylots free of weeds and other undesirable Read more

Heavy sweat production can strip the horse of ions at a higher rate than what is provided by unsupplemented Read more

Various feeder types and designs have been developed for use with horses. A recent study was designed to compare Read more

Managing the joint health of young horses proactively, rather than reactively, is the order of the day, according to Read more