Nutrition

With an eye on understanding real-world hay selection, researchers conducted a survey of over 400 Pennsylvania-based horse owners. Read more

Unfortunately, despite often looking and smelling similar, not all livestock feeds are the same. In fact, feeding cattle feed Read more

Because of the profound clinical significance of subchondral cysts have on performance, research continues to focus on causes of Read more

Because slow-feeeding devices are meant to improve animal welfare, selecting an appropriate one that minimizes frustration is recommended. Read more

Electrolytes are critical for many biological functions, including maintenance of hydration and normal muscle contraction and relaxation. Read more

A Dutch survey revealed that many horses are overfed energy, protein, and some micronutrients, problematic for horses and the Read more

A lactating mare’s calorie needs are about double those of maintenance for the first three months after foaling and Read more

According to a study, there are several considerations when using slow feeders, not all of which are beneficial. Read more

Consistency of diet is a long-held, sound horse management tenet, whether on the farm or on the road. Read more

Using haynets or hay balls significantly extends feeding time compared to feeding off the ground or from a manger. Read more