Quarter Horses Have Particular Muscular Worries
…hay before feeding, which will lower potassium content, are feeding strategies that help avoid swings in blood potassium. In fact, the ability of insulin and glucose to drive potassium back…
…hay before feeding, which will lower potassium content, are feeding strategies that help avoid swings in blood potassium. In fact, the ability of insulin and glucose to drive potassium back…
…-Betsy Moorhouse Rhode Island You definitely can feed the TC30 (800/451-9916 or www.triplecrownfeed.com)with hay only and no oats. In fact, when we did our compatibility calculations, we used hay only…
If you’re like many horse owners and trainers, your feed room may resemble a sizeable store display of supplements. As a matter of fact, the variety of supplements we feed…
In June 2000, we expressed concerns about using feed-through fly-control products containing Rabon, citing problems on a Texas ranch that appeared to be linked to organophosphate (OP) poisoning. Rabon, which…
…salt to your horse’s feed every day to encourage more water consumption. Wet feeds are easier for the horse to swallow and chew. Good choices for wet meals include: •Beet…
…thyroid hormone normally increase in the winter. This is a metabolic strategy found in many species. This makes your horse burn his feed more quickly-“fast metabolism”-and also makes the burning…
…it in the bottom of the horse’s feeder before feeding, leave it free choice in a small mineral feeder, or syringe it in after the horse has eaten. If you’re…