Horse Joint Supplements Guide
Confused by all the formulas out there? Here are the most common ingredients in joint nutraceuticals, what they do and the recommended levels
Supplements
Sort out various options for your horse's diet with an exploration of horse nutrition supplements
Is Variable Salt Intake Normal?
A horse owner wonders why some horses gobble their salt blocks while others hardly touch theirs.
Supplementing Magnesium
You've heard it's good for cresty necks, but how much do you give?
Winning Nutrition: Are Weight-Loss Supplements Worth Your Money?
Yes, if you focus on magnesium and a few key nutrients.
How to Use a Horse Hoof Supplement
At the first sign of a hoof problem, do you add a scoop of this mineral or that vitamin? Hold your horses! First, learn how to use hoof supplements wisely and well.
Joint Supplement Ingredients Explained
Choosing a joint supplement for your horse? Start by checking out the label and learning more about the ingredients the supplement contains.
How Psyllium Can Help Reduce Equine Obesity
Obese and insulin-resistant horses may benefit from the addition of psyllium to their diet. Made from the husk of seeds of the shrub-like herb called Plantago ovata, psyllium is a high-fiber dietary additive commonly fed to horses to help expel sand from the digestive system. Intrigued by studies that found psyllium lowered blood glucose in people, researchers at Montana State University set out to see if it could do the same for horses.
Check Your Salt-Feeding Know-How
Learn about the benefits of adding salt to your horse's diet.
Oral Hyaluronic Acid Products
Learn what hyaluronic acid is, how it works, and what the benefits of today's oral HA products are for your horse.
Feeding for Special Needs
Learn about feeding programs to help manage these five disorders in horses.
Hold the Salt?
The loss of electrolytes (salts) from increased summer workloads may affect your horse’s performance and behaviour, therefore careful monitoring is needed.