Nutritional Articles

Cresty neck scores can play an important role in looking at risk factors of insulin dysregulation in horses.

Do you know what the signs of dehydration are and how to prevent it?

Senior Nutritionist Lizzie Drury explains the features and benefits of the Original Re-Covery Mash™.

Respiratory health can play a vital role in the performance of your horse so maintaining a healthy respiratory system is important.

Most horses suffer with some form of digestive upset in their lifetime, but how much do you know about Free Faecal Water (FFW)?

The most important, and often overlooked, part of the diet is forage, and it should ideally be fed ad-lib.

What is an antioxidant, and how could it potentially benefit horses diagnosed with EGUS?

Understanding allergy reports for your horse and what to do if your horse has a reaction.

Healthy skin and a shiny coat is traditionally said to be one of the hallmarks of a healthy horse or pony.

Thermoregulation is an important process that occurs in horses to help regulate body temperature.

Whether it leads to a reduction in grass or restricted turn out, beating the winter mud can be a real headache.

Horses are designed to eat for up to 18 hours per day and, when grazing, will selectively forage on a wide range of different grass species. This browsing behaviour is often limited for the stabled horse who are usually only provided with one type of forage.