Equine Nutrition
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The Principles of Feeding Horses
Feeding horses may seem like a simple task, but there are important principles to keep in mind when it comes to horse nutrition. In this blog post, I will discuss...
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Retiring a Grand Prix Dressage To Trail Ride: Nutritional Concerns
Retiring a Grand Prix Dressage To Trail Ride: Nutritional Concerns In this blog, I'll discuss the importance of understanding the nutritional requirements for dressage horses and why they may be...
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Can Senior Feed Be Fed to Horses of All Ages?
Senior horses, just like humans, have different nutritional requirements as they age and face health challenges. These horses need specialized diets to maintain their health and vitality, which is where...
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How to Save Money on Horse Feed
Dr. Worth has 3 tips for you on how to feed your horse on a budget: feed your hay in a net or bucket so it doesn't get trampled by...
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How to Identify Common Grass Hay (Timothy and Orchard)
Both timothy hay and orchard grass hay are high-quality hays that can provide horses with the fiber and nutrients they need. Dr. Worth demonstrates how to tell the difference between orchard...
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How to Feed Mules
Learn how to feed mules with our comprehensive guide, covering their unique nutritional requirements, suitable forage, concentrates, and supplements, as well as tips for maintaining optimal health and body condition....
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Feeding a Horse During Show Season
Everything you need to know about feeding your horse during show season: from fat sources, to feeding on a trailer, to water intake. Feed your horse right during the competition...
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The Importance of Free Choice Hay
Horses should be fed a mainly forage diet and only adding in grain as needed. In almost all cases, horses should have access to fiber at all times. For overweight...
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Preventing Mold in Hay
Preventing mold from infesting your hay is all about humidity and heat management. Stack your hay loosely on stacks to allow for maximum air flow between bales under cover.
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Timothy Hay vs Orchard Grass Hay
Understand the benefits of feeding timothy grass and orchard grass hay for horses, with a focus on their nutritional content and the importance of high quality, palatable types of grasses. Learn...
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Forage for Overweight Horses
Horses need access to forage, preferably 24/7. For overweight horses, you can give them lower quality feeds such as stemmy hay, straw, or straw mixtures. Dr. Worth explains best practices...
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Complete Senior Feed
Complete senior feeds are feeds with more digestive nutrients and high fiber. Dr. Worth explains what complete feeds are, what senior feeds are, and how complete senior feeds work.