Posted by Jyme Nichols, PhD on Jun 1st 2022
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Most conversations about alfalfa are loaded with misconception. In some parts of the country, the leafy green legume is readily available and commonly fed to horses. In other parts, it is a delicacy.
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Posted by Jyme Nichols, PhD on Aug 26th 2020
No Foot, No Horse
Ever heard the saying “No Foot, No Horse”? Maybe you have dealt with foot problems in your own horse. It’s not a fun situation, and many times it can feel like nothing you try is working. A myriad of
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Posted by Jyme Nichols, PhD on Aug 26th 2020
Mineral Status
Do horses know when they are deficient in something? This is a common question, and many people believe horses have the ability to self-regulate. In other words, they believe horses know exactly how m
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Posted by Jyme Nichols, PhD on Aug 26th 2020
Cautions For Omeprazole Use
Equine gastric ulcer syndrome is a common condition in performance horses. More than 60% of performance horses may suffer from gastric ulcers at some point in their career due to the stressful demands
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Posted by Jyme Nichols, PhD on Aug 26th 2020
Leaky Gut Syndrome in Barrel Horses
Leaky gut syndrome is popping up on the radar of more and more barrel horse owners. It is a condition that affects more horses than we realize, and much effort is being put in from researchers to help
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Posted by Jyme Nichols, PhD on Aug 26th 2020
Solving the Omega-3 Mystery
Horses commonly receive omega supplements to benefit health, performance, and outward appearance. However, few people understand the differences and what to look for when adding omegas to the diet. Fo
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