Nutrition

Your foal was born healthy, nursed well, and grew as expected until about three months of age. Then, he Read more

Recent research suggests that a feed supplement could reduce insulin level and therefore decrease a horse’s chances of developing Read more

Horses are at increased risk for laminitis when grass begins to grow in the spring, providing abundant forage that is high Read more

Citrus pulp is readily available in some areas and might be a low-cost alternative to some other horse feed Read more

A study conducted was designed to analyze the difference in ration digestibility when different grains were fed. Read more

One omega-3 fatty acid recently proved its weight in gold for horses with respiratory issues, report Purdue University researchers. Read more

Older horses, like older humans, often have stiff joints and move less freely than their younger counterparts. Research was Read more

It happens every autumn: Horses that have been turned out in pastures all summer must transition to a diet Read more

Whether stallions breed by live cover or have their semen collected for artificial insemination, it’s important for them to produce Read more

There are two tests currently available for food allergy testing in horses: intradermal testing (known as a skin-prick test) Read more