Nutrition

Horses can safely eat many fruits and vegetables, but in the case of some innocent-seeming produce, the ingestion of Read more

What a particular horse needs depends on factors such as age, stage of maturity, health status, level of Read more

Many horse farms have had an occasional foal that is born with, or eventually shows, problems with proper skeletal development. Read more

Many people engaged in the production of horses attribute miraculous healing and preventive qualities to feed and/or feeding management. Read more

A number of horses, predominantly fillies, have recurrent episodes of rhabdomyolysis (muscle cramping) with even light exercise. Recurrent exertional Read more

Horses that have equine Cushing’s disease can be managed best on a diet that produces a low glycemic response, Read more

Vitamin C is perhaps one of the most misunderstood vitamins in horse nutrition. Known also as ascorbic acid, vitamin Read more

The three major components of bone—calcium, phosphorus, and protein—must be made available at the site of bone formation. A Read more

Selenium deficiency is characterized by white muscle disease in foals. The skeletal muscle is pale to white in color Read more

By weighing feeds you not only know exactly how much your horse is getting daily, but also if your Read more