Equine Nutrition

Dr. Worth discusses why your horse may engage in hay dunking. Generally, equine hay dunking is normal behavior that horse owners shouldn't be concerned about. However, if the behavior has...

Dr. Worth explores the benefits of high-fat horse feed for improving body condition and equine health. Discover how adding a high fat supplement to your horse's diet can offer a...

Feeding The Lazy Horse To Make Him More Forward Understanding the Lazy Horse Every horse possesses unique traits, but when your equine companion is often termed a "lazy horse," it...

Flaxseed and the Risks of Cyanide Poisoning from Flax in Horses Introduction to Flax and Its Benefits Flaxseed, also known as linseed, is often used in equine nutrition due to...

Equine Blood Glucose Control: Understanding Hyperglycemia and Hypoglycemia in Horses In the world of equine health, understanding the metabolic systems of horses is crucial. This knowledge enables veterinarians and horse...

Navigating Dermatitis in Horses: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment  An Overview of Dermatitis in Horses  Dermatitis in horses, often perceived as simple itchiness, is far more than an occasional annoyance. It's...

Geophagia Unearthed: Unveiling the Reasons Horses Eat Dirt  Understanding Geophagia in Equine Behavior: What Does it Mean When Your Horse is Eating Dirt? Geophagia, the act of a horse eating...

It's almost always better to feed a horse at ground level. A horse's teeth, sinuses, and mouth were designed to eat off the ground and as such, it's the ideal...

Ever wondered why your horse seems perpetually hungry, acting as if he's starving despite regular feedings? Horses have unique digestive systems designed to constantly consume forage (hay and pasture grass)....

Free fecal water syndrome in horses, characterized by watery feces (diarrhea), presents a challenge to equine owners. FFWS is often a symptom of an irritation of the GI tract and...

What should you feed your Belgian draft horse? We delve into the dietary needs of these majestic giants, offering a balanced feeding regime to ensure optimal health and performance. We...

Can horses eat chickpeas? Yes, absolutely. Rich in protein, they are sometimes used as a treat or snack between meals. However, the price of chickpeas in Western countries make them...