Expert articles on feed, supplements, and keeping your horse in peak condition.
The NRC guidelines are the gold standard for horse nutrition. Learn what they cover, how to use them, and why every horse owner should understand the basics.
Crude protein is the most common number on feed labels, but it can be misleading. Learn what it really measures and why amino acid quality matters more for your horse.
Iodine is essential for your horse's thyroid function, but both too little and too much can cause serious problems. Learn the signs, causes, and how to get the balance right.
Learn how to calculate your horse's daily nutrient requirements step by step. Covers energy, protein, minerals, and vitamins based on body weight and workload.
Iron overload is a widespread but often overlooked issue in UK horses. Learn how excess iron from pasture, water, and feed affects your horse's health and what you can do about it.
Learn why vitamin E is essential for your horse's health, the best natural and supplemental sources, daily requirements, and how to spot deficiency signs early.
Learn how magnesium affects your horse's muscles, nerves, and metabolism. Discover the signs of deficiency and excess, and how to achieve the right balance.
Lysine is the first limiting amino acid in a horse's diet. Learn why it matters, how much your horse needs, and what happens when they don't get enough.
Learn exactly how much protein your horse needs based on age, workload, and life stage. Understand crude protein, amino acids, and how to balance your horse's diet correctly.
Zinc is one of the most commonly deficient minerals in UK horse diets. Learn why your horse probably isn't getting enough and how to fix it.
Learn the truth about how sugar levels in grass affect laminitis risk in horses. Understand when grass is most dangerous and how to protect your horse.
Learn how to read a horse feed label like a pro. This complete guide breaks down every section so you can make confident, informed feeding decisions for your horse.