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Information Articles
- 7 Best practices to help manage horses on sandy conditions
- Acidosis
- Acidosis in horses
- Actigen in UlcaBuf - Digestive Health Support
- Anaemia and Nutrition
- Anhydrosis, Dry Coat and Non Sweating Disease, the Puffs
- Are You Killing Your Horse With Kindness?
- Benefits of feeding Turmeric to your horse
- Big Head
- Big Head – Dietary Calcium Deficiency
- Choke
- Coconut Oil in Horse Feed
- Coconut oil: A new age in feeding oil to horses
- Coconut vs Soybean oil
- Colic
- Common issues relating to horses' joints and ligaments
- Compare Super Seeds: Chia vs. Hemp vs. Flax
- Comparison of Copra meal and Rice bran
- Copra / Coconut Meal as a Horse Feed
- Developmental Orthopaedic Disease (DOD) and Splints
- Digestive function
- Do You Have A Horse In A High Energy Discipline?
- Do you have a Moody Mare?
- Equine Metabolic Syndrome (EMS)
- Equine Metabolic Syndrome Explained
- Feeding 'Slow' and 'Fast' Foods
- Feeding and Nutrition for the Modern Day Horse
- Feeding Foals and Weanlings
- Feeding for horse health and environmental responsibility in trail riding
- Feeding for Topline and Condition in Horses... the Issues
- Feeding Horses After a Flooding Event: Essential Guidelines
- Feeding oil and fat to horses
- Feeding Performance Ponies
- Feeding Your Horse for Better Health and Performance
- Feeds and feeding for hot, fizzy, excitable horses and ponies
- Feeds and Safety in Horse Riding Schools
- Feeds for Hot, Nervous, Fizzy, Excitable, Temperament in horses
- Feeds for rain scald, mycotic dermatitis in horses
- Feeds for Stock and Campdraft Horses
- Feeds for Ulcers in Horses
- Feeds for White Line Disease or Seedy Toe in horses
- Gastric Ulcers in Horses
- Glossy Coat, Mane and Tail
- Greasy Heel or Mud Fever
- Help step up your horse's hoof health with Biotin Extra Strength
- Hemp Hearts Vs. Hemp Seeds
- Hemp Hulls & Hearts contains anti-oxidants in the form of Vitamin E as well as Magnesium, Zinc, phosphorus and Calcium.
- High Starch Horse Feeds…is There an Alternative?
- Hot, Nervous, Fizzy, Excitable Temperament
- How do you find out if your horse is at risk of sand impaction colic?
- How feeds affect fertility in mares
- How to you keep your horses in good condition
- Importance of fibre in horse feed
- Insulin Sensitivity in Horses
- Laminitis - Prevention is Better than Cure!
- Leaky Gut Syndrome or Dysbiosis
- Make feeding your horse easy with VitaStance
- Manage Anxiety While Maintaining Focus with Placid Rein
- Mitigating mycotoxin risk: 6 ways to avoid equine aflatoxin poisoning
- Non Structural Carbohydrates (NSC) in Horse Feeds
- NSC content in Australian horse feeds
- Oil as a safe energy feed for horses
- Oil for Coat, Mane and Tail
- Placid Rein v Placid Rein PLUS
- Proteins in Horse Nutrition Don’t be Confused
- Provide your horse non-glucose energy with EquiPower Oils
- Sand Colic
- Seaweed Derived Calcium - A digestive buffer
- Should Piperine be fed to small animals ?
- Simple Feeding System
- Simplifying Nutrition with VitaStance
- Slow and Fast Horse Feeds
- So long, soy: Hemp gaining popularity among horse owners
- So why do we use Turmeric Curcuma Longa (Alleppey) and Xanthorrhiza in our Turmericle?
- Stance Equitec Supplement System for Horses
- STRATEGIC FEEDING FOR HORSES UNDER DRY CONDITIONS
- Sugar and starch (NSC) in USA horse feeds
- Support horse horses digestive health with UlcaBuf
- Support hydration and normal sweating with OsmoPlex
- Support your breeding stock's nutritional requirements with GroStance
- Support Your Horse's Growth, Topline & Performance with GTP
- Support your horse's immune system during winter with ProMune
- Support your horse's overall digestive health with Clean Culture
- Support your horses normal joint and ligament function with ProFlex
- Supporting Liver and Kidney Function with Hepadine®
- Symptoms of Mycotoxin Poisoning
- The Danger of Mycotoxins
- The importance of feeding electrolytes in winter
- Toxin Binder or Mycosorb A+? Which one for your horse?
- Tying-Up: How is grain involved?
- Unraveling and Understanding oils
- Use of Hemp Oil and Hemp Ingredients in Equine Diets
- What are the benefits of Inositol?
- What are vitamins and minerals
- What does feeding low non-structural carbohydrates (NSC's) and digestive health have in common?
- What is Psyllium husk?
- What percentage of forage should a horse consume per day?
- When does my horse need ProMune?
- Which grasses are high in mycotoxins
- Why Do Some Feeds Make Our Horses Sick?
- Why is Fibre good and the Dangers of NSC
- Why is riding your horse on an empty stomach detrimental to their gut health?
- Why is Seaweed Derived Calcium used in Placid Rein?
- Will the high protein content of Copra meal harm my horse?
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Equilibrium Information Articles
- Anhydrosis
- Calcium and Phosphorus
- Cobalt
- Condition Scoring
- Copper
- Cushing's Disease
- Dehydration
- Drought Feeding
- Electrolytes
- Enterolith
- Improving Hoof Quality & Health
- Inorganic & Organic Minerals
- Iodine
- Iron
- Laminitis
- Magnesium
- Manganese
- Mycotoxins
- Ryegrass Staggers
- Secondary Nutritional Hyperparathyroidism
- Selenium
- Stringhalt
- Stud Management
- Supplements Explained
- Tying up
- Vitamins
- Yearling Preparation
- Zinc
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Scientific Articles
- A Promising Natural Therapy for Equine Osteoarthritis
- Antimicrobial Property of Lauric Acid Against Propionibacterium Acnes
- Ashwagandha (Withania) on the effects of cortisol (stress hormone) in horses.
- ASSESSMENT OF FITNESS IN THOROUGHBRED RACEHORSES WITH ONBOARD MONITORS OF HEART RATE AND VELOCITY
- Calmatives for the Excitable Horse: A Review of L-tryptophan
- Changes in Matrix Proteoglycans Induced by Insulin and Fatty Acids in Hepatic Cells May Contribute to Dyslipidemia of Insulin Resistance
- Coconut oil - composition and attributes
- Coconut Revival: New Possibilities For The Tree Of Life
- Control of Incretins and Anti-Incretins and Effect on Type II Diabetes
- CoolStance: The High Energy Feed with a Superior Amino Acid Profile
- Degenerative Suspensory Ligament Desmitis as a Systemic Disorder Characterized by Proteoglycan Accumulation
- Dietary-induced modulation of the hindgut microbiota is related to behavioral responses during stressful events in horses
- Effect of Cooking Grain on Starch Digestion in Horse Feed
- Effect of Dietary Fat Type on Muscle Glycogen in Horses
- Effects of Palm Oil on Fat Deposition
- Equine Laminitis
- Fats and Oils in the Diet of Monogastric Animals
- Fecal Sand Clearance Is Enhanced with a Product Combining Probiotics, Prebiotics, and Psyllium in Clinically Normal Horses
- Feeding Copra Meal to Maintain Insulin Sensitivity in Horses
- Feeding Oil or Fat for Horses
- Good Oil or Fat, Bad Oil or Fat, and Effects on Health - Dr Mary Enig - Part 1
- Good Oil or Fat, Bad Oil or Fat, and Effects on Health - Dr Mary Enig - Part 2
- Hindgut Acidosis
- How Are Sugar and Starch Measured in Hay?
- How Coconut Oil Reduces Type II Diabetes
- In Vitro Antimicrobial Properties of Coconut Oil on Candida Species in Ibadan, Nigeria.
- Increased Ratio of Dietary Carbohydrate to Protein Shifts the Focus of Metabolic Signaling from Skeletal Muscle to Adipose
- Killing of Gram-Positive Cocci by Fatty Acids and Monoglycerides
- Novel Antibacterial and Emollient Effects of coconut and virgin olive oils in adult atopic dermatitis
- Nutrition, Diet, Feed and Feeding the Racing Camel
- Oesophageal bioadhesion of sodium alginate suspensions: particle swelling and mucosal retention.
- Oils and Fat in Horse Feed
- Pharmacological Studies of Sodium Alginate. I. Protective Effect of Sodium Alginate on Mucous Membranes of Upper-Gastrointestinal Tract
- Sugar Content in Feed and Forage Affects Horses Health
- The Non-Structural Carbohydrate (NSC) Content of Some Commercially Available Horse Feeds in Australia
- The post feeding glycaemic and insulin response to copra meal in horses
- Xanthorrhizol: a review of its pharmacological activities and anticancer properties
- Hemp For Horses
- Pre-Treatment with Turmeric (C. Xanthorrhiza) Reduces the Severity of Squamous Gastric Ulceration in Feed Restricted Horses
