WA’s Forage Frustration: Finding the Alternatives
Jill A Davies MSc. Equine Nutrition, BSc (Hons.) Equine ScienceIt’s been a lovely change to finally get some rain recently, but it has been an incr...
Free ebook - The Grazing Dilemma
This ebook covers:
- Understanding Pasture
- The Definition of Being Grass Affected
- Understanding Grass Sugars
- Factoring in Fructans
- Pasture Mycotoxins
- Mineral Imbalances
Learn more about pasture so you can support your horse's wellbeing.
A horse grazing freely on pasture is synonymous with a horse in its happiest environment. But there are essential things to consider in
order for your horse to enjoy being turned out to graze, while also maintaining optimal health.
Grass or pasture is often the staple of many horse diets, making up to 90-100% of the diet for horses that spend most of their time grazing. Despite its importance, it's often the least understood component of our horse's diet. As horse owners, it’s crucial to know about pasture, how it is digested, and its impact on our horses to optimize their diets.
The Hoof Gut Connection: The Link Between Digestive & Hoof Health
Hear Poseidon’s Animal Health Veterinarian, Dr. Ethan Romas-Hill talk about: How the Gut-Hoof Connection links a poorly functioning gut to nutrient deficiencies that cause hoof problems, including issues like laminitis and brittle hooves. The importance of Stress Management and more hoof health factors.
Competition-Ready Gut Support for Your Performance Horse
By combining your horse's daily gut health supplement, Digestive RP, with the enhanced protection of Stress Paste, you can ensure they arrive at their competition with the best possible chance of performing at their best and recovering well. Read on to find out how to combine them most effectively before your next show.
Equine Health Gut Reset Feeding Recommendations
Discover how to ensure your horse gets maximum benefit as quickly as possible by feeding our complete daily gut health supplement, Digestive RP, strategically alongside Stress Paste.
How Digestive EQ & Equibind became staples at Brumby Farm
Russell Higgins and Ruth Carlyle own and run Brumby Farm Horsemanship Centre in Te Awamutu, New Zealand, and provide Horsemanship Clinics - across...