Equine nutritionist LARISSA BILSTON explains why nutrition can influence hot or anxious behaviour and what you can do to minimise…
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Feed More Often To Waste Less
To increase the level of nutrients absorbed by your horse during feed time, it’s better to feed smaller amounts frequently,…
The Science of Topline: Feeding the Performance Horse
Equine nutritionist DR BABAK NOBARI PhD, MSc, BSc, takes an expert look at what you can do to support a…
Feeding in the Winter
Keeping a horse in good condition over winter can be challenging, particularly if they’re older or a fussy eater. DAVID…
Supporting Herbs for Use After The Rain
Written by Catherine Bird of Country Park Animal Herbs. With so many areas along the eastern seaboard, north western New…
Baby on board? Tailoring nutrition during winter in preparation for breeding and foaling season
Dr Clarissa Brown-Douglas, Kentucky Equine Research, discusses feeding the pregnant mare and stallion during winter in preparation for breeding and…
A Guide to Feeding Weanlings
Weaning can be a very stressful time for a young horse and his or her dam. But strategies such as…
Poor Appetite: A Sign Your Horses Digestive Health Needs Support
Sponsored by KER The Kentucky Equine Research Team take a close look at the link between poor appetite and horse…
Read MoreRegional challenges in feeding
With regions ranging from cool temperate, temperate, arid, subtropical and tropical, the Australian climate poses some interesting feeding challenges, writes…