How Do Horses Digest Fat?

Once a horse ingests fat, enzymes (called lipases) in the stomach begin to break it down. A majority of fat digestion takes place in the small intestine, specifically in the duodenum and jejunum. After absorption, fats move along to the liver, adipose tissue, or elsewhere as needed for storage or Read more…

What Should I Name A Grey Horse?

With suggestions such as Slate, Stone, or Cobble – we believe there’s something great for every gorgeous grey steed. We linked a few other horse name posts below if you’re looking for additional inspiration: Breath-Taking White Horse Names. What do you name a grey horse? Top 10 Dapple Gray Horse Read more…

What Does Tryptophan Do For Horses?

Preparations that contain tryptophan are marketed world wide as calmative agents to treat excitable horses. Tryptophan is the amino acid precursor for serotonin, a neurotransmitter implicated in sedation, inhibition of aggression, fear and stress, in various animal species and humans. How does tryptophan affect horses? Tryptophan is often marketed in Read more…

What Is Red Light Therapy Horse?

Red light therapy delivers an energy boost to the cells, which provides wide-ranging health benefits for your horses and pets. Red and near infrared light can penetrate tissue, muscles, tendons and even bone to naturally heal the body. It increases the blood circulation to further promote and boost the healing Read more…