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Horses require vitamin E in their diets for many biological functions. One of vitamin E’s most well-known roles is as a powerful antioxidant that promotes health of muscle and nerve cells. Because…
The professionals at Kentucky Equine Research (KER) answer questions frequently about how best to nourish equine athletes, from low-level performance horses to Olympic hopefuls. The importance of daily electrolyte supplementation for high-performance…
Modulating gut health in ruminants Maintaining gut health is essential for beef and dairy cattle production. Strategies must be developed to modulate the gut in order to optimize animal health…
What it is and How it Affects Your Horse: Arthritis is the inflammation of the cartilage in weight-bearing joints due to traumatic injury, or simply due to the wear and…
What it is/How it Affects Your Horse: Colic is pain horses experience in their abdomen for a variety of reasons. It is not a disease, but it can be a…
What it is/How it Affects Your Horse: Foals go through rapid growth spurts from the time they’re born to age 2. Early nutrition is important in determining the soundness and…
What it is/How it Affects Your Horse: It is important to keep performance horses in top condition through a healthy diet, and training (exercise). When preparing to show, not only…
What it is/How it Affects Your Horse: The condition of a horse’s hooves is a reflection of how healthy the horse is. This is because many health problems in horses…
What it is/How it Affects Your Horse: Time ultimately takes its toll on all living creatures, and all horses experience normal deterioration of the body due to age. A challenge…
What it is/How it Affects Your Horse: A horse’s state of mind and attitude are very important in any riding or training situation. Horses are animals with “fright and flight” instincts…
