Published: December 2020 | Updated: December 2023 We all know that muscles are critically important...
Are equine vitamin E supplements necessary?
When it comes to the world of equine supplements, vitamin E is one you’ve likely heard mentioned. Like us, horses require this vitamin in order to thrive, and fortunately, it’s...
Managing Polysaccharide Storage Myopathy in horses
We recently discussed the problem of tying up (rhabdomyolysis) in performance horses and options when it comes to preventing and treating that condition, but in some instances horses can have...
The #1 best practice for treating ulcers in horses naturally
Key Takeaways: The type and length of ulcer treatment for horses that your veterinarian prescribes will depend on the exact location in the stomach, as well as the severity of...
Why is horse conformation important?
Conformation in horses refers to the shape of the body and structure as dictated by the bones. While there are general rules of thumb for “good” horse conformation, there are...
4 Tips for Detecting Gastric Ulcers in Horses
Key Takeaways: Feeding practices and stress are the two main causative factors behind equine gastric ulcers. It’s safe to assume that the majority of equine athletes competing at elite levels...
Why do horses get nose bleeds? And more about EIPH in horses
Depending on which part of the equine industry you focus on, you may be very familiar with “bleeders” or you may have never heard of them before. Most common in...
