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Ep. 81: Horse Salt Explained: How Much, What Kind & When to Use Electrolytes

How much salt does your horse really need? Are salt blocks enough? When should you feed electrolytes and do you actually need them if you're already feeding salt? In this episode we answer your biggest questions about horse salt, electrolytes, and hydration,...
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Ep. 60: Chew on This: Equine Teeth, Dentistry & Nutrition (Part 2)

We are back with Kai Yun Lai, a certified equine dental professional, to further explore the powerful connection between your horse’s teeth, their diet, and digestion.  In this episode: Why chewing and particle size matter for nutrient absorption How dental issues show up in manure & behavior...

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Ep. 59: Chew on This: Equine Teeth, Dentistry & Nutrition (Part 1)

In part 1 of our 2 part series on the impact of equine dental health on equine nutrition, we focus on what makes equine teeth unique and why having a qualified equine dental professional as part of your horse's care team is vital to their health and well-being. Our expert guest, Kai Yun Lai, a...

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Ep. 58: Poisonous Plants and Horses: How to Spot and Manage Risks

Trees can be beautiful in the Fall but those pretty leaves and seeds may be toxic to your horse. In this episode of Scoop and Scale, we sit down with Dr. Krishona Martinson, Professor and Equine Extension Specialist at the University of Minnesota, to talk about poisonous plants and how to keep...

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Ep. 57: Not All Equine Nutritionists Are Created Equal: How to Find Qualified Advice

What does it really mean to be an equine nutritionist, and how can horse owners tell if the advice they’re getting is coming from an appropriately qualified expert? In this episode, Jill and Dr. Clair Thunes are joined by Dr. Rachel Mottet of Legacy Equine Nutrition to discuss the often confusing...

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Ep. 55: What to Feed When Hay Isn’t an Option: Hay Pellets & Cubes Explained

In this episode of Scoop & Scale, we explore the practical and nutritional role of hay pellets and cubes in the equine diet. Typically associated with senior horses with poor teeth or as a carrier for supplements, these hay alternatives have so many more uses and benefits. This is especially...

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Ep. 54: Understanding Pasture Grass Sugar Levels — The Long and the Short of It with the Equine, PhD

 Is short grass really sweeter? Is tall grass actually safer for metabolic horses? Or have we been grazing on myths?  In this powerful, research-backed episode, we sit down with Dr. Michelle DeBoer ofEquine, PhD, the voice behind the viral post that ignited over 1,500 likes, 400+ comments, and...

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