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Woman in barn aisle with senior horse
February 24, 2015

Horse Nutrition Tips: Your Vet’s Wish List

As many of us have learned along the way, there is more to horse ownership than providing feed, water, Read more
Grey horse running through the snow
February 23, 2015

Winter Horse Care: Body Condition

Do you know how to adjust your body-condition score (BCS) skills in cold weather? Read more
Powdered supplement in scoop
February 16, 2015

Selecting Horse Supplements: Four Tips

Studies have shown that the potency of joint supplements varies tremendously and that commercially available supplements may not contain Read more
wild horses
February 10, 2015

What Do Feral Horses Eat?

Figures showed that, on average, horses, cattle, and elk chose grass as the preferred food, consuming this forage for Read more
Fjord and Miniature Horse eating hay off the ground.
February 09, 2015

Tips on Feeding Horses Hay-Based Diets

ccording to the National Research Council’s Nutrient Requirements of Horses, most horses not participating in heavy work can maintain Read more
Horse looking out stable window
February 02, 2015

Stalled Horses May Need Extra Vitamin D

Like humans, horses derive vitamin D from ultraviolet light, primarily sunshine. Horses kept outdoors and exposed to sunlight generally do not Read more
Horse eating grain
January 23, 2015

Are Starches and Sugars Really Detrimental to Horses?

“The negative effects of high-starch and high-sugar diets have been discussed widely but one must keep in mind that Read more
Bags of corn
January 20, 2015

Assessment of Selenium Status in Horses

Dietary selenium is important for membrane integrity, growth, reproduction, and immune response in horses. Plasma selenium levels between 100 and 200 Read more
Horses grazing in pasture
January 13, 2015

New Zealand Horse Feeding Practices Studied

In New Zealand, many horses are primarily kept on pasture. Evidence exists to suggest that pastured horses are less Read more
Horse scrating belly
January 12, 2015

Omega-3 Fatty Acids May Reduce Sweet Itch in Horses

Researchers at Guelph University in Canada have shown that supplementing diets with flaxseed, a source of omega-3 fatty acids, Read more
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