Busting the Breed-Specific Diet Myth
Are there breed-specific diets for horses? Is there a special Mustang diet? A unique Lusitano diet? Let's set the record straight using what we know about horses, the National Research Council; (NRC) and feeding fundamentals
Understanding Low Energy Horses: A Detailed Guide
Low energy is a common problem in many horses. When your horse seems tired, dull, or unmotivated, it’s crucial to uncover the root cause.
This can be overwhelming at times, and today we will discuss everything with no hype, just science.
Let’s dive into these possibilities and outline strategies to help your horse feel and perform their best.
The Ideal Body Condition Score (BCS) for Horses
Maintaining an optimal Body Condition Score (BCS) is crucial for your horse's overall health, performance, and longevity. The BCS system, developed by Henneke et al. in 1983, provides a standardized way to assess equine fat reserves and body condition.
How to Feed a Horse with Colic: Nutrition and Veterinary Guidance
Colic is on the rise. Learn what colic is, risk factors and how to use your veterinarian and nutrition team to move ahead.
Will Soy Harm My Horse?
Is soy harmful to horses? Let’s dig into this important topic with a scientific lens to make good decisions for our horses.
The Importance of Water and Hydration for Your Horse’s Health
The Importance of Water and Hydration for Your Horse’s Health
The 80/20 “Rule”: A New Approach to Feeding Horses—But Should You Follow It?
Is there a preference for foraging during the daytime? Should we consider adjusting our horses' feeding schedule based on this?
Let’s explore the research to fully understand what it reveals—and what it doesn't—about the timing of foraging behaviors and its implications for feeding practices.