Feed Ingredients

The thyroid hormones affect all of the organ systems, muscle metabolism, the nervous system, respiration, and the cardiovascular system. Read more

Vitamin E deficient myopathy is a newly recognized cause of muscle loss and weakness. Horses affected with vitamin E Read more

Diets that are deficient in vitamin A will result in problems in bone growth, defects in growth and differentiation Read more

Horses at high work intensities may have higher requirements for selenium than idle horses. Read more

One of the most traditional feed grains for horses is oats. Because oats contain sufficient protein, calcium, and phosphorus Read more

Horses need calcium, phosphorus, and a number of other minerals in their diets. Trace minerals are those that are Read more

Because of the role that manganese plays in energy transformation during lipid and carbohydrate metabolism, it is of interest Read more

The Journal of Equine Veterinary Science recently reported on a study that examined the effects of dietary omega-3 fatty acid supplementation Read more

As to what is the best type of hay to feed, there is no simple answer as it depends Read more

Horse owners have been asking the same question for centuries: How do you feed a horse so that he Read more