As we all know, the horse feed industry is packed with fix-all supplements and everything-you’ll-ever-need grains. Many of these are good for your horse, it’s true, but typically not at a level adequate for the many dollars you pay for it. What we all...
Allowing horses to graze on unkempt grasslands may cause problems. Many plants are poisonous. Management practices will assist a horse pasture owner to assure top notch grazing land. An owner should provide each 1,000 pound horse with two acres of land...
Horses, like several other animals, change their eating habits according to the seasons. There are a few small changes that need to be made. Here is a list to guide you to take better care of your precious friend. The water Electrolytes are...
Fibre is an extremely important part of your horse’s diet. When you think about it, your horse’s natural eating habit of grazing freely ensures that he has access to forage ad-lib and as required. Domestication of horses has seen them stabled for long...
Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome (EGUS) refers to lesions that form in the tissue lining of a horse’s stomach. Recent years and the advances in endoscopy technology have seen a much greater awareness of the extent of this problem, its severity and its ...
I've seen a few questions about how much hay one should they feed their horse per day. So after much research, including but not limited to speaking with nutrition specialists, vets & even a farrier or 2, I will break it down & make it as simple as possible...
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