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March 17, 2025

L-Carnitine Supplementation in Horses: The Basics

L-carnitine has received a lot of attention for its fat-burning properties, raising the curiosity of equine physiologists and nutritionists. Read more
Vet floating a horse's teeth during a dental exam.
February 17, 2025

Link Between Dental Disease and Gastric Ulcers in Horses Studied

Researchers believe poor dentition contributes to equine gastric ulcer syndrome due to reduced saliva output secondary to decreased chewing. Read more
Grey horse running through the snow
February 03, 2025

Adjusting Horse Diets in Winter: Is It Necessary?

Turn a critical eye to your horse's ration during the winter, especially if the amount of exercise decreases. Read more
January 29, 2025

Can We Save Valuable Stallion Semen by Refreezing?

Veterinary researchers recently investigated ways to refreeze semen after its initial thaw in an attempt to preserve genetics of Read more
December 09, 2024

Observing Horse Behavior in Restricted Grazing Scenarios

Researchers consider if they can restrict pasture access without affecting welfare. Read more
November 25, 2024

Study: Hempseed Meal Pellets Palatable and Acceptable to Horses

Hempseed has recently gained attention as a potential alternative feed ingredient for horses. Read more
vitamin E for horses
November 20, 2024

Vitamin E for Horses: Choose Direct Supplementation

To ensure that vitamin E is delivered to the horse in proper amounts, supplement with a high-quality, bioavailable source Read more
October 23, 2024

Vitamin E in Horses: Testing and Interpreting Results

Adequate levels of vitamin E in the body maximize antioxidant defenses that in turn optimize health and performance. Read more
Horse eating hay from a pile on the ground.
October 09, 2024

Vitamin E in Horse Hay

Because horses cannot synthesize vitamins A and E “in-house,” they must consume them from forages or concentrates. For horses Read more
Drowsy quarter horse standing outside
September 30, 2024

Diagnosing Hindgut Acidosis and Predicting Laminitis Using LPS Binding Protein

When severe, hindgut acidosis can lead to laminitis, an excruciating and life-threatening inflammation of the sensitive tissues in the Read more
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