Time and again, horse owners can be seen in winter “enhancing” their concentrate feed rations with generous amounts of oil. It is believed to provide more energy and promote a shiny, healthy coat. But what actually happens to the oil inside the horse? The Digestion of Oil and Fat All
Just a few years ago, veterinary literature stated: “Diabetes is unknown in horses!” – until the emergence of the first cases of equine diabetes. However, it’s crucial to distinguish between type 1 and type 2 diabetes. Type 1 diabetes, formerly known as “juvenile diabetes,” is characterized by the destruction of
Kryptopyrrolurie (KPU) is unfortunately a very widespread detoxification disorder in horses. The cause lies in an imbalanced gut flora. These beneficial microorganisms not only digest the cellulose from hay and pasture grass but also produce a variety of essential nutrients for the horse. These include essential amino acids and activated
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