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Carefully managing NSC intake can help reduce the risk of excessive insulin responses and associated complications in senior horses.
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Signs of discomfort or reduced exercise capacity could indicate that your senior horse is ready to retire.
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In a recent study, researchers evaluated senior horses' locomotor activity during paddock turnout, including total distance traveled and mean speed.
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Cardiac murmurs are common in senior horses, but they aren't always clinically significant.
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Learn how to determine when it's time to switch your horse to a senior feed and how to make that change successfully.
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