Slow Down Your Horse's Eating with the NibbleNet®
The concept of slow feeding employs a continuous feeding method that allows your horse to constantly forage, thereby stimulating his digestive system and his mind
View ArticleHow To Take A Hay Sample For Analysis
It's not uncommon for horse owners to select hay simply based on what looks good, or the recommendations of others, or what's available at the local feed store. How can you learn what's really in that...
View ArticleTips for Managing Winter Colic
During fall and winter the risk of colic in the horse is particularly high.
View ArticleDemystifying the Whole Foods Diet
Seven years ago I sat down and really studied the label of one of the feeds I was using. And I was shocked. My first reaction was: where’s the food? The contents were mostly food by-products plus...
View ArticlePreventing Pasture-Associated Laminitis
Hops, the female flowers of the hop plant (Humulus lupulus), are best known for their role in the production of beer. The flowers add a bitter taste to the brew, and the natural antibacterial action of...
View ArticleFighting Sunburn from the Inside
A holistic approach to protecting horses from sun-damaged skin
View ArticleQuercetin Exhibits Significant Anti-Inflammatory Properties
Researchers from Christian-Albrechts-University of Kiel, Germany, revealed that dietary quercetin supplementation may be useful in controlling inflammatory disorders in horses.
View ArticleAlfalfa and the Insulin Resistant Horse — The True Story
Alfalfa can be an excellent addition to most horses’ diets, even for those who are insulin resistant (IR).
View ArticleInaugural UK Equine Nutrition Short Course to be Held May 14
The naugural University of Kentucky Equine Nutrition Short Course will be held on May 14. The event is for horse owners interested in understanding how nutrition can affect their horses’ health and...
View ArticleUnderstanding pH in the Equine Digestive Tract
In-depth discussions of the equine digestive tract invariably mention pH, especially in reference to the stomach and hindgut. What is pH and how does it factor in the well-being of horses?
View ArticleArenus Offers Professional Nutritional Consultation
Arenus is proud to offer the equine community free nutritional consultation and guidance.
View ArticleCamelina Oil – Ever Heard of It?
The type of oil you choose can have a significant impact on your horse’s health
View ArticleThe Perfect Treat & Holiday Gift - Stabul1 Nuggets!
Stabul Nuggets Horse Treats were developed with the needs of Cushing's, Insulin Resistant, EMS, EPSM Colic, Founder and Laminitic horses in mind.
View ArticleEquine Body Score System
Classifications for how the body of the horse appears to the eye, is based on a nine point system.
View ArticleSprout Your Seeds for Superior Nutrition
Good nutrition depends on more than a food’s quantity of vitamins and minerals. The real potential lies in the photochemical and enzyme content.
View ArticleReduce Risk of Infection When Traveling
It is critical that your horse be in top physical health before embarking to an unfamiliar area.
View ArticleTopline Development in Horses
A good topline is an indication of excellent muscle tone and suppleness, and allows the horse to move well and be at his maximum athleticism, as well as creating a better appearance
View ArticleInsulin Resistance in Horses
An interview with Dr. Joyce Harman, an integrative veterinarian on insulin resistance in horses
View ArticleFree Choice Forage: A More Thoughtful Approach to Laminitis
How to feed a horse forages when he is prone to laminitis
View ArticleKnow Your Omegas
There’s been a lot of hype about incorporating Omega Fatty Acids (OFA) into your horse’s diet and the profound health benefits they can offer. Knowing when or if your horse needs additional OFAs and...
View ArticleSpring Grass, Panacea or Liability?
Given the option, every horse will gorge on the succulent young grasses and largely ignore anything else you try to get them to eat, including grains in many cases!
View ArticlePerformance Herbs For The Competition Horse
A NEW exciting line of unique equine supplements, developed specifically for the Competition horse and tested free from FCSs
View ArticleEquine Cushing’s and Insulin Resistance Group Inc. Concludes Successful 2017...
Attendees to the NO LAMINITIS Conference excited about the collaboration with colleagues.
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