Horse nutrition is a big topic for horse ownership and horse care. Horses need to receive the best and most appropriate nutrients and types of feed in order to perform at their best. Topics include forage, water, pasture, concentrates and grains, treats, supplements, and more. Articles cover joint supplements, how to evaluate hay quality, healthy treats for the holidays, how nutrition can affect or cause disease, colic, nutritional management to prevent ulcers, what to feed during a hay shortage, feeding the senior horse, how to find the right horse feed, feeding across different seasons, how to make homemade horse treats, when to add supplements, and so much more.
You may have wondered if you can take the edge off an anxious horse or add pep to a lazy…
Informed horse owners would never intentionally do something that could cause their horse to colic. Yet many owners unwittingly follow…
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As temperatures drop, feeding your horse presents a new set of challenges. Instead of grazing all day on nutritious green…
Keeping weight on a senior horse can be difficult any time of year, but with the challenges of cold weather…
We have all seen the behaviors that are commonly associated with “hot” horses: the endless energy they have running and…
After moving from Kentucky to coastal Southern California, my horse Artie had a rude shock to the system: He went…