The significant concern for many horse owners is the presence of chronic coughing in horses, which is commonly referred to as “hay allergy” or “chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)”. Once a horse develops such sensitive airways, it can become quite challenging for the owner to manage its housing and feeding
Not only do humans suffer from the increasingly erratic weather patterns, but so do nature, animals, and, of course, our horses. The so-called “summers of the century” with temperatures soaring well above 30°C for weeks, coupled with months of scarce precipitation, have become all too common. Occasionally, a summer that
Most horse owners are likely acquainted with beet pulp, whether in the classic (molassed) form or the ‘de-molassed’ variety available under various brand names. But what does beet pulp have to do with pectins? And what do they do in feeding? Molasses pulp and unmolassed beet pulp Beet pulp is
Brewer’s yeast for horses is currently the subject of extensive discussion on social media about an experiment conducted at the University of Halle (unpublished data: The letter with the results, written by the scientists conducting the experiment to the client, is available to Sanoanimal.de). The experiment In this experiment, the
In the world of horse nutrition’s, apple cider vinegar is one of the many pieces of advice and recommendations on how to improve the health and well-being of horses. Adding apple cider vinegar to the feed bowl is a recurring but highly controversial practice. Some claim that apple cider vinegar
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