Soya for horses explained: why it’s used in horse feed, different forms of soy, and the facts behind concerns about hormones, behaviour, and inflammation.
As horses live longer, deciding when to introduce a veteran feed is less about age and more about individual needs. Changes in teeth, weight, digestion, and muscle can happen at very different stages, meaning some horses benefit from veteran-style nutrition earlier, while others never need it at all. This article looks at the key signs to watch for and how to choose the right feed based on what your horse can chew, digest, and utilise - rather than the number on their passport.
This time of year has seen a large increase in colics due to drastic changes in the weather. If your horse is suffering from winter colic or you want some ideas on how to prevent them from dehydrating or getting a chill this winter, have a read...
Taking time at the beginning of the year to evaluate your horse's nutrition is a great way to start the year off right. The link between training and nutrition is the first building block of progress. This week, we explore and explain the connection and why it's important for your horse.