Feed transitions for horses – changing feed without upsetting the gut
2–3 weeks is the whole secret. How to manage hay changes, spring turnout and new concentrates gently for the sensitive hindgut.
Laminitis in horses – recognise the signs and prevent through diet and grazing
Laminitis is an emergency — but highly preventable. Learn the signs and the five key diet and grazing strategies.
Did you know? The Importance of Chewing for a Healthy Horse’s Digestive System
Chewing is a fundamental process for maintaining a healthy horse digestive system. Proper mastication ensures that feed is broken down
The importance of environmental factors in horse nutrition
To build a truly balanced diet, you need to consider the environment your horse lives in. Many of us already
how can i optimize my horse´s nutrient absorption by reducing the “load”?
Many feeding plans are “perfect on paper” … yet the horse still struggles with loose manure, weight loss, free fecal
Is your horse troubled by free fecal fluid?
Free fecal fluid (FFF) is when a horse releases a brownish, watery liquid in connection with, or shortly before/after, defecation—even
