Essential fatty acids (EFAs) for horses include omega-3 and omega-6. Omega-3 fatty acids consist of alpha-linolenic acid (ALA), docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), and eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA). Flaxseed, chia seed, and soy and canola oils are good sources of ALA. Is omega-3 Read more…
For electric motors and other electrical power applications, one horsepower is defined as 746 Watts, so a two horsepower electric motor is capable of providing up to 1492 Watts of power. What is the 1 hp equal to? 746 wattsA Read more…
Motor oil is toxic. Not many horses lick their own hooves, but they can still manage to get it on their lips and noses. I also notice a lot of horses stepping in their hay as they eat…. Motor oil Read more…
No, humans shouldn’t eat horse oats because they contain the hull of the oats, even if they’re crimped or rolled. Is horse grain good for humans? Horse gram is a nutritious legume that’s often featured in many Southeast Asian dishes. Read more…
Soybean oil is a dense source of calories for horses that need more energy in their diets. Soy-based oils are affordable, palatable and a good option for horses that are exercising or need to gain weight. The oil does have Read more…
There is no value to feeding corn oil to horses. It is highly processed and is one of the highest in inflammation-promoting Omega 6 fatty acids and very low in anti-inflammatory Omega 3 fatty acids. Is corn oil an inflammatory Read more…
To summarize, soybeans, in various forms, are quality protein, fat and fibre ingredients which work very well in creating a healthy and balanced diet for horses. Soy is a superior choice for equine feeds when compared to other ingredients available Read more…
For mature working horses, a 10 per cent protein grain mix should be used with alfalfa hay. A 12 per cent protein mix works well with mixed grass/alfalfa hays and good quality (early- to mid- maturity) grass hays. What should Read more…
Avoid coat bleaching and offer some heat protection In both cases, a light cotton rug or mesh is the best answer. They will provide sun protection and if you use very light cotton (like a flag rug), your horse will Read more…
Alfalfa and clover contain more digestible energy (DE) and crude protein (CP) than grasses. They are a good option for owners who want to limit feeding grain to their horses. Why can’t horses eat alfalfa? Alfalfa hay can cause diarrhea Read more…