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Feeding poor doers made simple with tips on weight management, best hay for overweight horses and laminitis prevention.

Learn about common horse muscle myopathies – RER, PSSM, and MFM. Discover symptoms, diagnosis, and nutritional management strategies for tying-up in horses.

The diet of a racehorse is much lower in forage than leisure and competition horses, and they may not have been turned out to grass for many months.

Discover the best feeding strategies for horses prone to tying-up. Learn how RE-LEVE^®-Mix, EQUI-JEWEL^®, and SHAPE-UP^® support equine muscle health and recovery.

Exercise is an essential part of a weight-loss program; a horse will only lose weight if he is expending more energy than he is consuming.

We work closely with other experts in nutrition, research, and veterinary science in order to provide our clients research-proven products to help manage and support horses with EGUS.

Find out how a forage analysis helps balance your horse’s diet. Learn when to test hay, haylage, or grass and how results guide equine nutrition.

Senior Nutritionist, Lizzie Drury, explains what to look out for when managing horses and ponies with equine metabolic syndrome (EMS), based on her own management techniques with her pony Rita, whose body shape illustrates very well where fat pad areas and higher risk areas are.

Providing a balanced diet or feeding a balancer that contains a healthy hoof package will ensure that the hooves are provided with all the essential nutrients that they require to grow.