Horse Nutrition

Your horse just watched you eat a granola bar with honey and now they are nudging your pocket looking for a share. Good news —...

Hedge apples — those lumpy green fruits that fall from Osage orange trees — are not poisonous to horses. That part is settled. But “not...

Celery looks like the safest treat you could give a horse. It’s mostly water, it’s not toxic, and it’s cheap. But there’s a way most...

Evaluate horse supplements using forage analysis, the complete ration, veterinary diagnosis, product-specific evidence, transparent labels, and measurable outcomes.

Senior Horse Nutrition has gotten complicated with all the senior feed options flying around. When Does a Horse Become “Senior”? There’s no single age when...

Seasonal Horse Feeding has gotten complicated with all the dietary advice flying around. Spring: Managing the Grass Explosion Spring brings new grass—and with it, the...

Grain and Concentrates for Horses has gotten complicated with all the grain feeding opinions flying around. What Are Concentrates? Concentrates are feeds that pack more...

Understanding Hay Quality has gotten complicated with all the hay supplier claims flying around. Why Hay Quality Matters A 1,000-pound horse typically eats 15-25 pounds...

Horse feeding has gotten complicated with all the conflicting diet advice flying around. The good news? Once you understand a few core principles, it’s really...

Horse nutrition has gotten complicated with all the different hay options flying around. If you’re trying to figure out whether timothy hay belongs in your...