Nutrition Library

Every year the summer feels longer and hotter.  We hide indoors, with the air conditioner blasting, drinking ice water and wait for the sun to

Laminitis is quite unlike any other equine disease. Laminitis is a complex cascade of events that causes the soft tissues (laminae) within the hoof to

Osteoarthritis or arthritis is a disease involving the deterioration of the cartilage which sits between bones, in the joint space where they meet. The cartilage’s

Pocket pets such as guinea pigs and rabbits are an 8 – 10 year commitment and require as much attention as dog and cats do.

The term “colic” strikes fear among horse owners. Colic is not a disease, but rather a generic term that refers to a combination of signs

70% of all immune cells are located in the gut.1 These cells protect the body from invading pathogens and support the overall good health of

FEED WASTAGE Feed wastage can be a costly problem. To reduce feed wastage it is recommended that a feeder be used that prohibits the hens

Defining the “nutritionally senior” horse. The nutritional management of the senior horse is challenging as there are no set criteria that define “old age” or

In their natural environment, horses spend more time chewing than they do anything else – a whopping 16-20 hrs a day… more than any other