Feed Ingredients

Forage should be considered the foundation of all horse diets, but most horses require a feed or supplement to Read more

What is a horse owner to do if a horse’s diet is suspected of causing an adverse reaction? The Read more

Longer-chain, highly unsaturated omega-3 fatty acids may actually attenuate lipid peroxidation, according to researchers. Read more

Soybeans and soybean byproducts are commonly used as ingredients in horse feeds, and some should be considered high-quality protein Read more

Sugar beet pulp purportedly has prebiotic effects that support the hindgut microbiome, thereby fostering well-being. Read more

All horse owners run into red flags when doling out hay, leaving them to ask, “What is that in Read more

Horse owners should consider their horses’ health concerns in choosing an appropriate hay, including harvest time. Read more

A forage alternative may be an appropriate choice for horses when finding good-quality hay becomes challenging. Read more

According to a recent study, starch-rich diets may help improve digestibility of fiber when horses are fed low-quality forages. Read more

Researchers wondered how rhizoma peanut hay stacks up nutritionally against alfalfa, the gold standard legume for horses? Read more