They do, but corn isn’t very good for horses due to the high simple carbohydrate and sugar content, and sweet corn is even worse. Horses should never be fed corn on the cob, either field corn or sweet corn, due Read more…
Pea protein is a dietary supplement rich in protein, iron and essential amino acids. It provides horses with all of the benefits of protein, from supporting muscle growth and recovery to maintaining healthy skin and hooves. Can horses eat pea Read more…
Yes they can. However a horse cannot utilize urea like ruminants as urea is quickly absorbed from the small intestine and excreted before reaching the hindgut (where non-protein nitrogen would be converted to useful protein). Is urea safe for horses? Read more…
INDIBA® Animal Health is a technology based on a specific Monopolar Radiofrequency Capacitive/Resistive at a fixed frequency of 448 kHz, which benefits the health and recovery of patients using two main effects: The first is its ability to increase the Read more…
Yes, Hi-Yield 2, 4-D Selective Weed Killer is safe for use in pastures where horses are. Be sure to remove them out of the area while you are doing your treatment. Once the product has dried, it is safe the Read more…
Impervious floors may be sloped toward a drain so that urine and water can run out of the stall. Even impervious floors have a few inches of sand or fine gravel underneath for material stability and drainage of subsurface water. Read more…
Including chia seeds in the diet is an excellent way to enhance health. They are easy to feed, have a long shelf life and horses love the taste. More importantly, they bring healing to inflammatory conditions, allergies and illnesses, calming Read more…
Bermuda grass hay has been associated with numerous cases of impaction colic in horses. Some of these colic events resolve when the horse receives nasogastric tubing with water, mineral oil, and electrolytes, but many require surgery. Horses are nearly 6 Read more…
This grass species is an excellent warm-season perennial grass that stands up to grazing pressure and responds well to fertility and moisture. Cows can meet their nutrient requirements on bermudagrass during the growing season and with stockpiled forage in the Read more…
Timothy hay is also low in sugar and calories, making it an ideal forage for horses that are prone to weight gain. In addition, the long fibers in timothy hay help to keep horses’ digestive systems healthy and reduce the Read more…