Feed Ingredients

The German Society of Nutrition Physiology updated its guidelines regarding daily intake of macrominerals, such as calcium, in horses. Read more

Consuming a fat-supplemented diet altered the insulin response after feeding, and this may have prevented a fall in blood Read more

Much like the widespread use of vegetable oil, stabilized rice bran has been a staple feedstuff in the equine industry for Read more

If the hay was of good-quality when harvested and stored in a dry place with sufficient airflow, hay is likely suitable Read more

Polysaccharide storage myopathy (PSSM) is a genetic disease that can cause muscle cramping and stiffness. The purpose of this Read more

Vitamin E is one of only two important vitamins that the horse cannot produce itself and therefore must be Read more

Vitamin E is found in fresh green forage, and horses consuming an adequate quantity of green forage have not Read more

“When any significant change in workload occurs—either an acceleration or a deceleration in energy output—horse owners should closely examine Read more

First-cutting hays can be superior to later cuttings depending on the various factors involved in harvesting. Read more

Equine nutrition experts agree that stabilized rice bran is a valuable feed additive for some horses but, like any Read more