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The Impact of Hard Ground & How To Support Your Horse - Equine Science Matters™

The Impact of Hard Ground & How To Support Your Horse - Equine Science Matters™

Hard ground poses a multitude of problems for our horses, so it’s important to take precautions to minimise the risks.
The Impact of Hard Ground & How To Support Your Horse - Equine Science Matters™
Why Your Horse Needs Vitamins and Minerals - Equine Science Matters™

Why Your Horse Needs Vitamins and Minerals - Equine Science Matters™

In the summer months, a very common mistake is made by many horse owners who believe that horses turned out on good grazing do not need supplemental feed.
Why Your Horse Needs Vitamins and Minerals - Equine Science Matters™
Liver disease in horses - Equine Science Matters™

Liver disease in horses - Equine Science Matters™

The liver is one of the largest organs in the horse’s body, accounting for 1% of its total bodyweight.
Liver disease in horses - Equine Science Matters™
Signs of Gastric Ulcers in Horses - Equine Science Matters™

Signs of Gastric Ulcers in Horses - Equine Science Matters™

With gastric ulcers being a prevalent issue and often causing significant pain and discomfort for the horse, it is important to know the signs and symptoms.
Signs of Gastric Ulcers in Horses - Equine Science Matters™
Headshaking in Horses - Equine Science Matters™

Headshaking in Horses - Equine Science Matters™

Whilst all horses toss their heads occasionally, repeated headshaking can become more of a problem and even dangerous in some cases.
Headshaking in Horses - Equine Science Matters™
Managing Your Horse’s Grass Intake - Equine Science Matters™

Managing Your Horse’s Grass Intake - Equine Science Matters™

Feedmark's Nutritionist investigates the ways in which you can manage your horse's grass intake...
Managing Your Horse’s Grass Intake - Equine Science Matters™
Slow-Release vs Fast-Release Energy Sources for Horses | Equine Science Matters™

Slow-Release vs Fast-Release Energy Sources for Horses | Equine Science Matters™

Different types of feed are digested at different rates, leading to differing rates of immediate energy availability in the working muscle.
Slow-Release vs Fast-Release Energy Sources for Horses | Equine Science Matters™
Nutrition basics - The framework of the three T’s | Equine Science Matters™

Nutrition basics - The framework of the three T’s | Equine Science Matters™

The basics of good nutrition come down to three factors; Type, Timing and Total.
Nutrition basics - The framework of the three T’s | Equine Science Matters™
Nutrition for Dapples | Equine Science Matters™

Nutrition for Dapples | Equine Science Matters™

Dapples are traditionally thought to be a sign of good health, but other factors also influence their appearance.
Nutrition for Dapples | Equine Science Matters™
The Equine Gut-Brain Axis - Equine Science Matters™

The Equine Gut-Brain Axis - Equine Science Matters™

A balanced gut microbiota supports effective communication between the gut and brain via the vagus nerve, influencing stress, digestion, and mood.
The Equine Gut-Brain Axis - Equine Science Matters™
How Top Event Riders Fuel for Badminton & 5* Events | Equine Science Matters™

How Top Event Riders Fuel for Badminton & 5* Events | Equine Science Matters™

As horse owners, we often think a great deal about what it takes for a horse to complete Badminton and other 5* three-day events, but what about the riders?
How Top Event Riders Fuel for Badminton & 5* Events | Equine Science Matters™
What Your Horse’s Urine Says About Their Health | Equine Science Matters™

What Your Horse’s Urine Says About Their Health | Equine Science Matters™

On average horses produce around 7 – 9 litres of urine per day, and just like humans, a lot can be learned about the health of the animal from monitoring it.
What Your Horse’s Urine Says About Their Health | Equine Science Matters™