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Horse Care

Feeding fruit to an insulin-resistant horse

Day in and day out, your horse eats the same thing. Boring… yes. Unbalanced… definitely. You’d like to add some…

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Exercise

Exercise In general, horses that are properly fed are more likely to be too fat than too thin. If you…

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Digestion

Digestion The digestive system of a horse works very differently from that of a human. Food passes quickly through a…

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Concentrates

Concentrates Concentrates are grain mixtures formulated specifically for horses as a concentrated source of energy (calories). They provide much more…

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Vital Signs

Vital Signs Knowing how a healthy horse looks and acts can help you catch illnesses and injuries early. Here’s a…

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Vaccinations

Vaccinations Vaccinations can save your horse’s life by protecting him from various diseases. The American Association of Equine Practitioners recommends…

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Question of the Week: Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis

Q: I purchased my horse about a year ago, and he seemed to be perfectly healthy at the time. But…

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Parasite Control Strategies for Boarded Horses

Owners who board their horses can take steps to ensure their horses are protected from parasite infestation. Photo: Leslie Potter…

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Beet Pulp

Beet Pulp Beet pulp is a high-fiber roughage source that is easily digested by horses. Since it is purchased in…

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Alfalfa

Alfalfa Abundant in protein and calcium, alfalfa is a good source of forage for young, growing horses and lactating mares.…

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