Laminitis – Symptom or Disease?

Laminitis is often a symptom of mechanical issues, systemic problems, or, most commonly, endocrine disorders such as PPID (e.g., Cushing’s Disease) or EMS (i.e., Insulin Resistance). You’ll often hear me…

Simplifying Equine Nutrition

3 Key Points to Remember: A hay analysis of pasture or hay is the gold standard starting point for balancing your horse’s nutrition. It provides the foundation of nutrients, identifying…

Copper & Zinc

Today we’re looking at a crucial aspect of equine care – the role of iron, copper, and zinc in your horse’s diet. Under the guidance of Dr. Kellon, VMD, I…

Managing Seedy Toe

Seedy toe (also known as white line disease) is the bain of every hoof professional’s existence! It’s an invasion of anaerobic pathogens invading the inner hoof wall and/or white line…

Balanced Nutrition

Feeding your horse shouldn’t just be about what is on trend or what is on special. Balanced nutrition can save you a lot of money in supplementing what’s missing. If…

Fundamental Magnesium

Have you ever considered the hidden heroes in your horse’s diet? Among the many essential nutrients, magnesium stands out as a crucial element for maintaining your horse’s overall health. From…

Feed Acronyms

Understanding the acronyms in hay and pasture analyses is the best start for anyone concerned about their horse’s nutrition. Terms like SC, NSC, WSC, ESC, starch, and fructans often get…

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