Horse articles
The Horse’s Spring Season
Spring brings shedding, digestive shifts, and hormonal changes, making balanced nutrition, grooming, and hydration key to keeping horses comfortable.
The Horse’s Spring Season
Spring brings shedding, digestive shifts, and hormonal changes, making balanced nutrition, grooming, and hydration key to keeping horses comfortable.
Lecithin- and Pectin-Based Supplements in the T...
Lecithin and pectin buffer gastric acid and protect stomach lining. They support ulcer healing and help prevent recurrence after medical treatment.
Lecithin- and Pectin-Based Supplements in the T...
Lecithin and pectin buffer gastric acid and protect stomach lining. They support ulcer healing and help prevent recurrence after medical treatment.
Curcumin Is Turmeric's Biggest Star
Curcumin gives turmeric its powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. Quality matters. Alleppey turmeric contains 5 to 6% curcumin.
Curcumin Is Turmeric's Biggest Star
Curcumin gives turmeric its powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. Quality matters. Alleppey turmeric contains 5 to 6% curcumin.
USING HERBS FOR HORSES
Herbs are increasingly used to support digestion, respiration, recovery, and calmness in horses, offering plant-based options alongside traditional care.
USING HERBS FOR HORSES
Herbs are increasingly used to support digestion, respiration, recovery, and calmness in horses, offering plant-based options alongside traditional care.
Carbohydrates – The Biggest Bogeyman in Horse Feed
Carbohydrates are the horse's primary energy source, yet widely feared. Learn how sugars, starch, and fibre affect digestion, performance, and metabolic health.
Carbohydrates – The Biggest Bogeyman in Horse Feed
Carbohydrates are the horse's primary energy source, yet widely feared. Learn how sugars, starch, and fibre affect digestion, performance, and metabolic health.
How to prepare for the start of the indoor feed...
Transitioning from pasture to indoor feeding requires gradual changes to prevent digestive upset. Vitamin E, B, and D supplementation becomes essential.
How to prepare for the start of the indoor feed...
Transitioning from pasture to indoor feeding requires gradual changes to prevent digestive upset. Vitamin E, B, and D supplementation becomes essential.
Smaller Amounts of Organic Zinc and Copper Are ...
Organic zinc and copper are highly bioavailable, so smaller amounts can support hooves, skin, joints, immunity, and antioxidant defenses.
Smaller Amounts of Organic Zinc and Copper Are ...
Organic zinc and copper are highly bioavailable, so smaller amounts can support hooves, skin, joints, immunity, and antioxidant defenses.
Horse vitamins: natural or industrial?
Natural vitamin precursors from plants are safer than synthetic supplements, which risk overdosing fat-soluble vitamins A and D in horses.
Horse vitamins: natural or industrial?
Natural vitamin precursors from plants are safer than synthetic supplements, which risk overdosing fat-soluble vitamins A and D in horses.
What Does a Horse Need to Recover From Hard Exe...
Recovery requires electrolytes, vitamins E and C, omega-3 fatty acids, and quality protein. Proper nutrition helps repair muscles and replenish energy stores.
What Does a Horse Need to Recover From Hard Exe...
Recovery requires electrolytes, vitamins E and C, omega-3 fatty acids, and quality protein. Proper nutrition helps repair muscles and replenish energy stores.
Pasture Season Is Finally Here!
Spring grass is rich and tempting, so a gradual transition helps protect digestion and metabolism while reducing the risk of laminitis and colic.
Pasture Season Is Finally Here!
Spring grass is rich and tempting, so a gradual transition helps protect digestion and metabolism while reducing the risk of laminitis and colic.
Selenium is an important antioxidant for the sp...
Selenium protects cells from oxidative stress, supports recovery in sport horses, and is vital for fertility, immunity, and thyroid function.
Selenium is an important antioxidant for the sp...
Selenium protects cells from oxidative stress, supports recovery in sport horses, and is vital for fertility, immunity, and thyroid function.
Does your horse eat sand?
Sand ingestion can cause colic, diarrhea, and gut issues in horses. Prevention, psyllium, chia, and mineral balance help manage sand accumulation.
Does your horse eat sand?
Sand ingestion can cause colic, diarrhea, and gut issues in horses. Prevention, psyllium, chia, and mineral balance help manage sand accumulation.
