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Common Gut-Related Problems in Quarter Horses: A Comprehensive Guide

Common Gut-Related Problems in Quarter Horses: A Comprehensive Guide

Quarter Horses, recognized as America's most prevalent breed, demonstrate exceptional athletic versatility across both Western and English disciplines (1). However, these distinguished equines are susceptible to various digestive challenges that require careful monitoring and management. This guide examines the primary...

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Winter Colic: How Cold Weather Increases the Risk of Digestive Issues in Horses

Winter Colic: How Cold Weather Increases the Risk of Digestive Issues in Horses

As the temperatures drop and winter sets in, horse owners face a unique set of challenges, one of which is the increased risk of colic[1]. Colic, a broad term for abdominal pain in horses, can occur for various reasons, but...

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Common Gut-Related Problems in Thoroughbreds: A Comprehensive Guide

Common Gut-Related Problems in Thoroughbreds: A Comprehensive Guide

The gut is one of the most important systems in a horse's body, responsible for processing nutrients, supporting immune function, and maintaining overall health. Thoroughbreds, like all horses, have a digestive system that is designed to process fibrous forage like...

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Comparing Thoroughbreds and Quarter Horses in Terms of Gut Health

Comparing Thoroughbreds and Quarter Horses in Terms of Gut Health

When comparing Thoroughbreds (TBs) and Quarter Horses (QHs), one can immediately recognize their distinct differences in terms of physical abilities and performance, but a less obvious distinction lies in their gut health. The digestive systems of horses, though similar in...

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Understanding and Managing Equine Obesity

Understanding and Managing Equine Obesity

Understanding your horse's weight is crucial for their health and performance. Studies show that obesity has become increasingly common among domestic horses, making this a significant concern for horse owners nationwide. Just like humans, horses store excess calories as fat, but their bodies are designed for constant grazing of low-calorie forage – not the rich feeds and lush pastures common in modern horse keeping. This guide will help you recognize early signs of weight gain, understand its causes, and implement practical management strategies that work with your horse's natural behaviors and nutritional needs.

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Restricting grazing for overweight and grass affected horses

Restricting grazing for overweight and grass affected horses

Thank you for your interest in our comprehensive guide on grazing management for horses. This 48-page eBook is packed with valuable insights and practical strategies to help you effectively manage your horse's forage intake and overall health. From traditional methods like grazing muzzles and hay feeding to innovative approaches like track systems, this guide covers a wide range of techniques to fit different needs and situations.

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The King’s Troop RHA Partners with EquiNectar® for Enhanced Horse Health

The King’s Troop RHA Partners with EquiNectar® for Enhanced Horse Health

Since its establishment as the Royal Horse Artillery at Goodwood in West Sussex back in 1793, The King’s Troop Royal Horse Artillery has stood as a proud symbol of British military tradition and equestrian excellence. Officially recognized as The King’s...

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AIR FORCE DRESSAGE COMPETITOR TRUSTS EQUINECTAR®

AIR FORCE DRESSAGE COMPETITOR TRUSTS EQUINECTAR®

I’ve had Maisie since she was a foal. She’s a Welsh x Irish Sports Horse, standing at 15 hands and is a skewbald. We started her training at age four, but I had to pause her training when I deployed...

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EquiNectar® Chosen by the Household Cavalry

EquiNectar® Chosen by the Household Cavalry

The Household Cavalry, an institution steeped in history and tradition, is made up of the two most senior regiments in the British Army: The Life Guards and The Blues & Royals. Since 1660, the Household Cavalry has served as the...

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