Feed Ingredients

Low-starch, high-fat feeds seem to help many horses suffering from polysaccharide storage myopathy (PSSM), a condition that causes painful Read more

As selective grazers, horses tend to eat some pasture plants and avoid others, leading to fields with some overgrazed Read more

Serious kidney (renal) disease in horses is fairly uncommon. Most horses with acute renal failure recover with appropriate treatment. Read more

The power of targeted equine nutrition programs is unquestionable. Precisely targeted diets can benefit horses with certain compromised organs Read more

A horse's requirement for protein is determined by the animal's stage of development and workload. While each horse needs Read more

Small intestinal colic can result from gas or fluid distension, obstruction of the small intestine (ileal impaction or roundworms), Read more

Research has demonstrated that feeding yeast culture to horses positively affects energy, protein, and mineral nutrition. Read more

Recent advances in deodorization and flavoring technology have made fish oils acceptable to most horses. Read more

The most important nutrient in the horse's diet is one that is rarely added to feeds: water. Though it Read more

There is growing evidence that the type of hay fed to horses has a significant impact on acid neutralization Read more