by Jill Jackson | Jan 23, 2024 | Dr. Clair Thunes, Equine Nutrition, Horse Nutrition Basics, Metabolic, Podcast, Senior Horses, Supplements, Vitamins
Don't miss an episode!Sign up for our newsletter and get updates each time we post a new episode. Success! First Name Last Name Email Subscribe You see a sweet old horse on the bag, and the name clearly says “senior” in it. So that’s the right feed for your aged...
by Jill Jackson | Jan 8, 2024 | Dr. Clair Thunes, Equine Nutrition, Podcast, Ration Balancer, Supplements, Vitamins
Equine ration balancers are multipurpose horse feeds that pack big benefits in small portions. As the name implies, they are meant to “balance” horse diets by providing essential nutrients hay and forage might lack. Ration balancers are typically lower calorie than...
by seth.e.anderson | Dec 27, 2023 | Horse Nutrition Basics, Podcast, Research, Supplements
Don't miss an episode!Sign up for our newsletter and get updates each time we post a new episode. Success! First Name Last Name Email Subscribe In this episode, Clair and Michelle get more than a little nerdy about equine supplements! They are joined by Dr. Lydia...
by Jill Jackson | Dec 11, 2023 | Asthma, COPD, Healthcare, Heaves, Omega-3 Fatty Acids, Podcast, RAO, Respiratory
Don't miss an episode!Sign up for our newsletter and get updates each time we post a new episode. Success! First Name Last Name Email Subscribe How and what we feed horses with equine asthma matters. Barn air quality is also a major factor in equine respiratory...
by Jill Jackson | Dec 1, 2023 | Podcast
Don't miss an episode!Sign up for our newsletter and get updates each time we post a new episode. Success! First Name Last Name Email Subscribe With Thanksgiving behind us we are now in the Christmas/Hanukkah/Kwanzaa Countdown. To keep you company while you...
by seth.e.anderson | Nov 7, 2023 | Dr. Clair Thunes, Equine Nutrition, Forage, Podcast
Don't miss an episode!Sign up for our newsletter and get updates each time we post a new episode. Success! First Name Last Name Email Subscribe Proper hay and feed storage saves money, keeps horses safe, and gives rodents one less reason to move into our barns...
