Nutrition

Known as a “super-fiber” because it provides both fiber and a higher level of energy than most forages, beet Read more

Are you confused about how to feed hay to your horses? If so, you’re not alone. Feeding hay used Read more

Horse manure is an excellent fertilizer, can be turned into paper products, and even used to make bricks to Read more

Feeding horses with pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction (PPID), also called Cushing’s disease, can sometimes be difficult because these horses Read more

One place where pH (a measure of acidity or alkalinity) is particularly important in horses is the urinary tract. Read more

Many nutraceuticals are being used as alternatives for both nutrition and medicine. As such, consumers need assurance that a Read more

Researchers in the United Kingdom* recently identified a handful of risk factors for equine obesity. Understanding these factors can help Read more

Tissue sampling is one method that yields information about what energy sources are being drawn upon and the efficiency Read more

Laminitis is a severe, painful inflammation of the laminae, which are interlayered tissues that connect the soft and solid Read more

When researchers designed a study to check pasture intake, they found that horses with restricted grazing times were able Read more