Feed Ingredients

Designed to handle a near continual supply of forage, the gastrointestinal tract of the horse, especially the hindgut, grinds Read more

Though technology has widened the scope of their helpfulness, most nutritionists will agree that, when possible, it is best to visit Read more

A steady diet is a frequent theme in equine nutrition, but a growing body of data in this surprisingly Read more

Recent research suggests that soluble fiber provides adequate energy for exercising horses and could be a healthy alternative to cereal grains Read more

In many instances, management strategies reduce the frequency of tying-up episodes, and sometimes clinical signs diminish entirely. Read more

Injuries occurring in older horses may need to be treated in a different manner compared to younger, athletic horses Read more

If feeding alfalfa (lucerne), horse owners should be aware of another potential danger: blister beetles. Read more

Properly nourishing a horse requires a certain measure of flexibility. The preceding guidelines offer a sound leaping-off point. Read more

Stabilized rice bran, beet pulp, and oil are tried-and-true methods of adding calories to diets. Read more

Researchers explored the use of an algae-derived omega-3 fatty acid, docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), in horses with IR, hypothesizing that Read more