Feeding Your Horse for Increasing Workload
Anna Pesta Dunaway, PhD
May 15, 2023
Be sure to support your horses’ changing nutritional needs as they start working harder in the warmer weather.
Equine experts answer your questions about equine nutrition and feeding horses in this series of Q&As.
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Be sure to support your horses’ changing nutritional needs as they start working harder in the warmer weather.
Horses might eat dirt due to nutrient deficiencies, among other causes.
Steaming might be the more effective option for reducing allergens in hay.
A nutritionist gives different reasons why two horses might not be consuming enough hay.
Proper nutrition is vital for your foal’s health and can ensure he reaches his genetic potential.
Feeding your horse good-quality feed and forage can help him gain weight in a safe way.
If managed with the right nutrition plan, horses and ponies with histories of laminitis can have successful careers.
An equine nutritionist discusses the validity of serum allergy tests for horses and offers more accurate options.
If you are experiencing a hay shortage, consider these options for hay replacement.
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