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5 Considerations for your Horse when Facing Hay Shortages

5 Considerations for your Horse when Facing Hay...

Hay prices. . .right? We can all tell hay producers are struggling when prices start to rise or, in this case, continue to rise. Even worse, you may be in...

5 Considerations for your Horse when Facing Hay...

Hay prices. . .right? We can all tell hay producers are struggling when prices start to rise or, in this case, continue to rise. Even worse, you may be in...

Recovery Between Rides, Races & Runs

Recovery Between Rides, Races & Runs

For our horses, every day is leg day. If you’ve ever felt muscle pain the day or two following a high-intensity workout, then you know what we’re talking about. When...

Recovery Between Rides, Races & Runs

For our horses, every day is leg day. If you’ve ever felt muscle pain the day or two following a high-intensity workout, then you know what we’re talking about. When...

Heat Stress

Heat Stress

Why protein, fat, fiber, starch and sugar levels are the last thing you should look for in a feed

Why protein, fat, fiber, starch and sugar level...

Choosing a feed for your horse Your horse’s grain has one primary function: to provide the essential nutrients required to support a healthy life. Sounds simple enough...right? But, if you’ve...

Why protein, fat, fiber, starch and sugar level...

Choosing a feed for your horse Your horse’s grain has one primary function: to provide the essential nutrients required to support a healthy life. Sounds simple enough...right? But, if you’ve...

Starting New Supplements & Feed

For even more tips, listen to Episode 16 of Feed Room Chemist: An Equine Nutrition Podcast. Available on Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher or your favorite...

Starting New Supplements & Feed

For even more tips, listen to Episode 16 of Feed Room Chemist: An Equine Nutrition Podcast. Available on Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher or your favorite...

Why Stomach Buffers?

Why Stomach Buffers?

Researchers found that when food is restricted, it takes only 1 hour for the pH of a horse’s stomach to plummet to 2, meaning it becomes extremely acidic. Hence, the...

Why Stomach Buffers?

Researchers found that when food is restricted, it takes only 1 hour for the pH of a horse’s stomach to plummet to 2, meaning it becomes extremely acidic. Hence, the...