Gastric or intestinal sensitivity

Which Ingredients Should and Shouldn’t Be in Horse Feed?

by Plumbus

Which Ingredients Should and Shouldn't Be in Horse Feed? Back to overview When choosing horse feed, it’s important to pay attention to the ingredients. Some substances are best avoided, as they can be harmful to your horse’s health. Here are five ingredients you’d rather not see in horse feed: 5 Ingredients to Avoid: 1. SugarRead More »

5 Tips for a Successful Transition to Pasture Grazing

by Maite

5 Tips for a Successful Transition to Pasture Grazing Back to overview Spring is the season when many horses return to pasture. While horses love fresh grass, the transition from hay to grazing is a sensitive period for their digestive system. An abrupt switch can lead to issues like diarrhea, colic, or even laminitis. ProperRead More »

Carbohydrates in Horses: What You Need to Know About Sugar, Starch, and Fiber

by Maite

Carbohydrates in Horses: What You Need to Know About Sugar, Starch, and Fiber Back to overview For your horse's health, carbohydrates play a crucial role. In this blog, we look at the three main types of carbohydrates in your horse's diet — sugar, starch, and fiber — and why it's important to find the rightRead More »

Gastric or intestinal sensitivity

Which Ingredients Should and Shouldn’t Be in Horse Feed?

5 Tips for a Successful Transition to Pasture Grazing

Carbohydrates in Horses: What You Need to Know About Sugar, Starch, and Fiber

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