You wouldn't buy a product from the feed store without a nutritional information label, so why do we gamble with hay?

Extreme weather impacting pasture and hay availability or various health issues can necessitate forage alternatives in a horse’s diet.

When temperatures drop, plant metabolism is impacted, causing them to store sugars, a risk to certain horses.

Horses who are naturally lean, or senior animals who struggle to keep weight on, can benefit from careful feeding and management.

What's the difference? A look at these popular equine dietary supplements intended to stabilize the microbiome.

It's a hot topic for horse owners right now who want a healthier diet for their horses ‒ but there are surprises about some 'grain-free' products.

A look at essential macrominerals and microminerals, deficiency symptoms, the accuracy of testing, and preventing imbalances.

A look at the impact that nutrition has on hoof health, as well as tips for feeding plans to provide protein, energy, vitamins and minerals.

Obesity is not just a problem with horses that do not get enough exercise; even performance animals can be overweight.

Omega-3 rich oils are useful in equine diets for their anti-inflammatory properties as well as their caloric value as a good energy source.