Interpreting the Feed Tag Part 1 – Understanding Crude Protein, Fat, and Fiber
The guaranteed analysis on a feed tag provides concentrations of specific nutrients. This is the information that should be used to correctly pair...

A,B,C,D,E,K – Vitamins and the Horse
Vitamins in the horse’s body serve as antioxidants and are necessary for several metabolic processes, often acting as catalysts in biochemical...

Classifying Equine Feeds
Looking through and examining the many types of equine feed available in today’s market can be an overwhelming and frustrating experience....

Micro, Macro, and Chelated – The Differences among Minerals
Minerals are inorganic molecules, also called elements, which are derived from the earth. Minerals can be incorporated into living tissue (organic)...

Feeding Myths Debunked – Pellets & Beet Pulp
There are a number of myths and misconceptions when it comes to feeding the horse. Many traditional feeding methods have been passed from...