Best Omega-3 Sources For Equine Joint Health

Best Omega-3 Sources For Equine Joint Health

I’ve spent years caring for horses with stiff joints or those just starting to feel their age. The benefits of Omega-3 fatty acids for equine joint health are more than just hype— Research has demonstrated that Omega-3 fatty acids can reduce inflammation markers in arthritic horses, supporting their role in joint health (Manhart et al., … Read more

Link Between Nutritional Deficiencies And Behavior In Horses

Link Between Nutritional Deficiencies And Behavior In Horses

Understanding how nutrition influences horse behavior is something I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about as a horse owner and enthusiast. A horse’s diet is closely linked not only to physical health but also to attitude, anxiety levels, and trainability. This connection is well documented in scientific literature. Ignoring nutritional basics can lead to … Read more

Does My Horse Need Supplements?

Does My Horse Need Supplements?

Horse supplements are everywhere — from joint support and calming aids to shiny coat boosters and immune enhancers. But does your horse actually need all of them? This guide breaks down the science, helping you decide when to supplement — and when not to. 1. Start with Forage — Then Fill the Gaps The foundation … Read more

What Should I Feed My Horse Daily?

What Should I Feed My Horse Daily?

Feeding a horse isn’t just about offering hay and grain — it’s about meeting the horse’s biological needs in a way that supports health, performance, and welfare. This guide walks you through the essentials of daily feeding, how to avoid common mistakes like over-supplementing, and how to balance your horse’s diet confidently. 1. Start with … Read more

How Much Hay Does My Horse Need Per Day?

How Much Hay Does My Horse Need Per Day?

Hay is the backbone of your horse’s diet. Understanding how much to feed is key to maintaining optimal weight, digestive health, and behavior. Let’s break down the science and best practices of hay feeding into 10 clear, actionable points. 1. Feed at least 1.5%–2.5% of Body Weight in Forage Feed at least 1.5% to 2.5% … Read more