A Holiday Treat For You And Your Horse
This healthy recipe makes the perfect holiday treat for your equine partner – and your human family can enjoy it too. Morning Glory Crunch Holiday…
Category: Horse Nutrition
Planting A Horse Friendly Garden
When planting your garden this year, include your horses in your plans. Many of their favorite veggies, fruits and herbs can be easily and organically…
Pony Nutrition
They may be small, but ponies are tough and hardy and their nutritional requirements differ from a horse’s. Here’s how to feed your pony like…
How to please your picky horse
In order to maintain good body condition in the picky horse, well organized and sometimes “artistic” feeding management becomes crucial. Horses that compete in various…
Achieving nutritional balance in your horse
Wouldn’t it be nice if you could be sure your horse could achieve nutritional balance? Well, you can. And it’s fairly easy to learn how.…
Fish Oil For Your Horse
When you think about a horse’s diet and feed program, I’m sure fish oil is not at the top of your list. Fish oil seems…
Supplements for you and your horse
The topic of supplements has become quite complex. Knowing the basic nutritional elements your horse requires can improve his health and well-being. Nutrition isn’t an…
Sugar-free treats for horses
If you have an insulin resistant horse, or know someone who does, here are two fabulous sugar-free treats! Herb was a horse I knew and…
Regular Sleep: Why it’s important
A lot of people think that when a horse lies down it means he’s ill. Truth is, he may just be enjoying a good sleep!…
Winter feeding tips for horses
Winter feeding for your horse doesn’t have to be daunting! There are many things you can do to ensure he remains in good health all…
Body condition and proper feeding
Body condition scoring is a wonderful management tool. It’s easy to learn, and a subjective way to determine the best feeding program for your horse.…
Equine Cancer
For humans, the word “cancer” is usually enough to send anyone running in fear. Fortunately, equine cancer is fairly uncommon, but there are a few…
