Feed Ingredients

Based on currently available research, important micronutrients for optimal immune function include folic acid, zinc, iron, selenium, and vitamins Read more

Soaking changes the nutritional profile of forages, most notably in carbohydrate and mineral content. Read more

Despite the fact they don’t have gallbladders, horses digest fat well if it is introduced slowly into the diet Read more

Sugar beets are grown and harvested to make sucrose and cane sugar, and beet pulp is the plant material Read more

The form of salt offered to horses could impact its effectiveness in encouraging the horse to drink. Researchers examined Read more

Though tall fescue should be avoided on certain horse operations, especially those catering specifically to breeding and foaling, its Read more

This study was conducted to evaluate how exercised Thoroughbreds digest and retain selenium from either sodium selenite or selenium-enriched Read more

In addition to appropriate training regimens, diet plays an important role in healthy bone formation. Calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, and Read more

To avoid potential problems with natural water sources, it is best to provide additional water in a bucket or Read more

Muscle glycogen is a potentially limiting substrate for horses during intense exercise. Low-starch, high-fat concentrates have become popular for Read more