Feed

Protein’s Real Role In The Diet

I recently purchased a four-year-old Thoroughbred off the track who has been out of work for the past six months. He was always fed pellets, but I'd like | MORE

Feeding to Beat Arthritis in Your Horse

By Eleanor Kellon, VMD

Arthritis used to be a common reason for horses being euthanized, even in their early teens. Arthritis is a degeneration of joint tissues, making it painful for the | MORE

Digestive Enzymes May Help Your Horse Digest Grains

By Eleanor Kellon, VMD

You've tried to solve your horse's digestive or weight problem with limited success. Should you feed digestive enzymes?

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Cook an Easy Flaxseed Mash for Your Horse

By Lori Green

Your horse will love this winter treat, a top groom's recipe for a flaxseed mash that simmers all day in a slow cooker and warms him from the inside out. | MORE

Does Your Horse Need Electrolytes?

By Jeannie Waldron, DVM

Advice on hot-weather electrolyte use from equine veterinarian and endurance-ride competitor Jeannie Waldron. | MORE

Fructan in Foods

By Joanne Meszoly

The plant sugar called fructan that may be present in your horse's pasture is also in foods that you eat. | MORE

Nutritional Needs of the Performance Horse

By Bob Welch

A team roping horse is an athlete. Athleticism is the only term to describe going from a standstill to a full sprint, all the while reacting to two | MORE

Equine Nutrition in the 21st Century, Part Four

Advice from equine nutrition expert Judith A. Reynolds. Part four in a series on what to feed your horse. | MORE

Equine Nutrition in the 21st Century, Part Three

Confused about the best energy sources for your horse? Here is another installment in the award-winning series from equine nutrition expert Judy Reynolds, Ph.D., P.A.S., Divisional Equine Technical Specialist, ADM Alliance Nutrition. | MORE