
Managing equine health requires attention to dietary needs. If your EMS horse is gaining weight, developing fat deposits, or showing signs of laminitis and insulin resistance, it might be time to consider low-NSC feeds. These dietary adjustments can lead to significant health improvements for your horse…

Key Takeaways Caring for horses with Pituitary Pars Intermedia Dysfunction (PPID), also known as Cushing’s Disease, can be challenging. This condition affects older horses and requires special attention to their diet and overall health. As a horse owner, you need to understand the unique nutritional needs of horses with PPID to keep them healthy and…

Key Takeaways Amino acids play a crucial role in your horse’s health and performance. These building blocks of protein are essential for many bodily functions, from muscle development to immune system support. Amino acids make up about 15% of your horse’s total body mass, making them vital for overall well-being. Feeding your horse the right…

A low-starch diet is essential for “hard keeper” horses, reducing health risks like colic and laminitis. Antioxidants and omega-3s enhance benefits, fighting free radicals and reducing inflammation. These nutrients support overall equine health and improve coat condition, complementing a low-starch diet effectively…