The risk of colic increases for many horses in winter weather for a variety of reasons. What can you do about it?

Butyrate helps maintain a healthy gut barrier and is the main energy source for cells lining the digestive tract. Research has shown that these benefits are observed regardless of whether the beet ...

As the festive season approaches, you might be wondering how to include your equine friends in the holiday cheer.

Alternative therapies in livestock often complement veterinary care and can provide benefits -- especially to performance ...

This weekend, the Tamaya Horseshoes and Heels Gala kicked off to raise money to help the horses of New Mexico. Officials ...

Save up to 60% on YuMove this Black Friday. There are deals on horse and dog supplements, including joint, digestive and ...

Healing Acres Ranch is offering equine therapy where people can unwind and de-stress, whether it be through groundwork, ...

It’s easy to dismiss dehydration in horses as being something to worry about only on hot and sunny summer days — but this is not correct? Dehydration is in fact a serious threat in winter too, and ...

When possible, hay should make up a large portion of a horse’s diet. Most mature horses should be fed 1.5 to 2.5 percent of their body weight in forages daily. Long stem forage, such as hay, is ...

Hay is high in fiber and bulk, which supports the horse’s digestive tract. Nutrition content can be similar to the current year’s hay with the exception of vitamins (especially A and E), which ...