Handling and storing horse feed during the hot and muggy summer months can be a challenge. Here are 6 tips for keeping feed fresh during the summer.
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Not only do the summer months bring warmer temperatures and longer days, but they also bring more opportunities to ride and compete with your horse. As temperatures rise, so do the risks of your horse experiencing heat-related stress, such as dehydration and heat stroke.
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Parasites are becoming resistant to current deworming products. This causes de-worming products to be less effective. Horse health can be adversely affected by a heavy parasite burden...
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Horses can live outside in comfort year-round with a few amenities provided by their owners. Successful winter horse care should consider these four areas:
Feed modifications - Attention to detail
Mud and ice management - Shelter from the elements
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Pregnant mares require special nutritional attention to ensure the maintenance of their own health and body condition along with the proper growth of the developing fetus. Kentucky Equine Research promotes these four tactics for success in feeding the late stage pregnant broodmare.
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Hay Alternatives can come in very handy to supplement or complete your horse’s diet. But when are they necessary and how do you incorporate them into your feeding program?
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Most horse owners understand that horses are designed to be grazing animals. Which translates to in order for horses to maintain a healthy gut, small consumption amounts, available continuously throughout the day and night, are necessary.
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The first step in beating the bugs is using an insect control supplement. These supplements are designed to stop the life cycle of flies, thus reducing the population of house and stable flies in and around your barn.
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We’ve all known 17-year-olds that were sporting the sway back, were crippled, could only eat feed and mashes formulated for the geriatric and/or were just basically rendered useless in regard to a job and so were living out their retirement as a pasture pet
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Keeping up with the array of rations you can feed your horse can make your head spin. Indeed, nutrition is a complicated subject.
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Horse owners and farm managers frequently use the word “lush” to describe the state of pasture forage as it begins to grow rapidly in the spring.
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