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A Guide to Feeding Mashes
December 18, 2024
⎯ Sarah Nelson
Do you want to give your horse a bran mash? Here are tips on using mashes properly for your horses, donkeys, and mules.
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Senior Horse Loss of Appetite
October 29, 2024
⎯ Nicolas C. Galinelli, DVM, PhD Candidate
Loss of appetite in your horse can be a sign of other issues, so you need to get to the root cause of the underlying problem.
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10 Sugar Beet Facts Every Horse Owner Should Know
October 28, 2024
⎯ Sarah Nelson
The sugar beet is part of many horses' diets, whether you know it is in the feed or not! Here are 10 facts you should know.
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New AAEP Equine Parasite Control Guidelines
June 6, 2024
⎯ Kimberly S. Brown
New guidelines for equine parasite control have been released by the American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP).
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