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Pre-, Pro-, and Postbiotics: Why Are They Important? | Equine Science Matters™

The horse is known as a hindgut fermenter, meaning they break down a large amount of fibre in the large intestine. Our Nutritionist investigates prebiotics, probiotics and postbiotics, explaining what they are and why they are important in the equine digestive system.

Pre-, Pro-, and Postbiotics: Why Are They Important? | Equine Science Matters™

Are Fructans Sugars? | Equine Science Matters™

Discover what fructans are, how horses process them, and why they can influence hindgut health, grazing management, and overall equine wellbeing.

Are Fructans Sugars? | Equine Science Matters™

Dietary Change And The Impact On Gut Health | Equine Science Matters™

Equine gut health is influenced by far more than feed changes alone. Discover how weather, pasture quality, management practices and environmental stressors can affect the hindgut microbiome, plus practical strategies to support digestive health and maintain gut stability throughout the year.

Dietary Change And The Impact On Gut Health | Equine Science Matters™

How To Help Your Horses Dry Or Itchy Skin | Equine Science Matters™

Healthy skin and a shiny coat are important indicators of your horse's overall wellbeing. Discover how balanced nutrition, effective management, and proper skin care work together to support optimal horse skin health and coat condition.

How To Help Your Horses Dry Or Itchy Skin | Equine Science Matters™

Blog posts of '2026' 'June'

Pre-, Pro-, and Postbiotics: Why Are They Important? | Equine Science Matters™

Are Fructans Sugars? | Equine Science Matters™

Dietary Change And The Impact On Gut Health | Equine Science Matters™

How To Help Your Horses Dry Or Itchy Skin | Equine Science Matters™