Weight Management

04 Jun

Foundations of Good Nutrition, Feeding Tips, Nutrition, Weight Gain, Weight Management

How much should I feed my horse? The essential 5 step guide for horse owners.

• 8 June 2021
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The amount of food your horse requires is determined by his or her size (weight), workload, age, breeding status and whether you are ai...

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23 Feb

Feeding Tips, Foundations of Good Nutrition, Nutrition, Weight Management

Are Pre-Mixed Horse Feeds better than Home Mixed?

• 4 March 2021
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Question: "My friend/neighbour/instructor/lady in the feed store told me that I should feed my horse a premixed/complete bagged horse ...

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21 Aug

Arthritis, Allergies, Farmalogic, Feeding Tips, Foundations of Good Nutrition, Horse Health, Immune Support, Laminitis, Omega-3, Reproduction & Fertility, Skin and Coat, Weight Management

Why do horses need an omega-3 source?

• 9 July 2021
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Fresh grass. Horses love it! Nothing can beat it as the basis of most horse diets. It provides essential fibre, energy, protein, vitam...

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16 May

Calming, Digestive & Gut Health, Equine Vit&Min, Farmalogic, Foundations of Good Nutrition, Gastric Ulcers, Horse Health, Immune Support, Nutrition, Reproduction & Fertility, Weight Gain, Weight Management

Prebiotics and Probiotics in Equine Nutrition

• 21 August 2020
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The billions of tiny microbes inside the digestive tracts of humans, pets and production animals are gaining widespread recognition fro...

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30 Mar

Foundations of Good Nutrition, Feeding Tips, Gastric Ulcers, Horse Health, Nutrition, Weight Gain, Weight Management

When Should I Change My Horse’s Hard Feed?

• 4 June 2021
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Although you can look up horse nutrition books and find out how many calories per day your horse needs, feeding exactly the energy inta...

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10 Jul

Digestive & Gut Health, Equine Vit&Min, Farmalogic, Foundations of Good Nutrition, Growing Horses, Horse Health, Immune Support, Nutrition, Weight Gain, Weight Management

Prebiotics and Probiotics: an Introduction

• 21 August 2020
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Prebiotics are “a substrate that is selectively utilized by host microorganisms conferring a health benefit.” (ISAPP, 2017). Prebiotics...

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14 Jun

Foundations of Good Nutrition, Bone Health, Calming, Equine Vit&Min, Feeding Tips, Growing Horses, Hoof Care, Horse Health, Immune Support, Muscle Recovery, Nutrition, Oxalate Pastures, Reproduction & Fertility, Senior Horses, Skin and Coat, Weight Gain, Weight Management

Top Ten Reasons why EVERY horse needs minerals.

• 4 March 2021
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“I don’t need my horse to look like a show horse.” “He’s just a camp drafter, looks don’t count.” “She’s only a few months in foal an...

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06 May

Digestive & Gut Health, Equine Vit&Min, Farmalogic, Feeding Tips, Foundations of Good Nutrition, Gastric Ulcers, Horse Health, Weight Gain, Weight Management

Top 10 Essential Feeding Tips Every Horse Owner Needs To Know

• 21 August 2020
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Horses need roughage - lots of it. Unless they’re overweight, they should never run out of grass or hay. Roughage can also provide...

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01 Mar

Digestive & Gut Health, Equine Vit&Min, Farmalogic, Feeding Tips, Foundations of Good Nutrition, Gastric Ulcers, Horse Health, Nutrition, Omega-3, Skin and Coat, Weight Gain, Weight Management

Supplementing all hay diets when there is no grass

• 9 July 2021
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Dry times and a lack of fresh pasture is a real issue in many parts of the country at the moment, causing vitamin deficiencies in horse...

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18 Feb

Calming, Digestive & Gut Health, Equine Vit&Min, Horse Health, Nutrition, Weight Gain, Weight Management

Can I blame the supplement? Part 1.

• 21 August 2020
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Q: I started my horse on a new supplement in September and he isn’t looking amazing any more…… what should I do? A. Put him back on the...

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