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While generally healthy, Morgan horses can experience various gastrointestinal (GI) issues that require careful management and veterinary intervention. This article examines the most common GI challenges faced by Morgan horses and discusses current approaches to prevention and treatment.

Tennessee Walking Horses require particular attention to their gastrointestinal health to maintain their performance and overall wellbeing. This comprehensive overview examines the common digestive issues affecting Tennessee Walking Horses and current management approaches.

With a focus on feeding natural products, gut health, and limiting sugar, Ailsa discovered Equinectar® which has undoubtedly turned all her horses inside out both mentally and physically.

Pineau de Re, born on May 8, 2003, is a French-bred racehorse who made history by winning the 2014 Grand National at Aintree. After a promising start in National Hunt Flat races, his breakthrough came in the 2013 Ulster Grand National, where he won by 23 lengths. Purchased by owner John Provan and trained by Dr. Richard Newland, Pineau de Re triumphed at Aintree in 2014, winning the Grand National at 25/1 odds. He continued racing until 2016, even winning another race post-Aintree, a rare achievement.

This article explores the risks associated with cold weather and reduced water intake on horses' digestive systems and offers practical advice for horse owners. Additionally, we will discuss how supplements such as EquiNectar®, a digestive syrup made from malted barley, can be an effective tool for supporting horses' gut health during the colder months.

Warmblood sport horses face unique digestive challenges due to their specialized training regimens and competition demands. These athletic horses require careful digestive management to maintain optimal performance levels while preventing common gastrointestinal issues. Their high-energy requirements and intensive training schedules often necessitate specialized feeding programs that can impact digestive health.

Understanding your horse's digestive system is crucial for maintaining optimal health. The equine digestive tract is a complex system that requires careful management. Unlike humans, horses are designed to be continuous grazers, processing small amounts of forage throughout the day.