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Looking to better understand your horse’s needs? Our blogs are packed with clear, practical advice from registered equine nutritionist Briony Witherow. Whether you're curious about gut health, seasonal feeding, or choosing the right supplements, each post is designed to guide and inform.

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Feeding the mare and foal

Feeding the mare and foal

Professor Jo-Anne Murray PhD, MSc, PgDip, BSc (Hons), BHSII, RNutr, PFHEA University of Glasgow Veterinary School Introduction Weaning usually occurs at around 6 months of age in most management practices;...
Probiotics & Prebiotics

Probiotics & Prebiotics

Introduction In previous articles I have talked a lot about the importance of gut health in horses. Your horse’s gut plays such an important role in maintaining health and wellbeing....
Back to Basics: Optimising the diet ahead of supplementation

Back to Basics: Optimising the diet ahead of supplementation

Before adding specific supplements to the diet, it is essential to look at the base diet (that’s the forage and any concentrate feed) and ensure its balanced. This should be...
Key Feeding Challenges for the Sports and Leisure Horse

Key Feeding Challenges for the Sports and Leisure Horse

Challenge: Insufficient energy levels A lack of “oomph” or stamina can be a common challenge faced by sports horses. While diet is only one piece of the puzzle, it can...
Key Feeding Challenges for the Sports and Leisure Horse

Key Feeding Challenges for the Sports and Leisure Horse

Challenge: Lacking Micronutrients: Vitamin E Vitamin E is an antioxidant essential for muscle and immune function. Requirement for this vitamin increases with exercise, clinical conditions such as tying up, and...

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