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Equine Muscle Disease & Disorders (Myopathies): RER to PSSM – which type is it? Kate Hore - Head Nutritionist at NAF, BETA ENFAR Nutr, RNutr(Animal),...

Laminitis: managing risk from the inside out By Caroline Loos, PhD – Nutritionist and Head of research for the CAVALOR brand Laminitis is one of the...

Nosebands: how tight is too tight? There is a lot of talk about tight nosebands in the equestrian media these days, and rightly so with...

Why straw is a bedding for the future By Dr Katie Williams on behalf of Sundown Products Equine welfare is widely accepted to be the most...

Managing equine weight loss By Anna Welch BVSc, BSc, MRCVS. Veterinary Nutrition Director, TopSpec. Weight management is important for a horse’s health and welfare, yet research...

Here come the girls! Spring, and what that means for mares, by Kate Hore. RNutr (Animal). R.Anim.Technol (Cert)., head nutritionist at NAF. Spring is in the...

Best practice use of anthelmintics Following recent changes to best practice on worm control in horses, Zoetis vet Wendy Talbot navigates the topic to bring...

Feeding for breeding: targeted stallion support By Kate Hore RNutr(Animal), R.Anim.Technol (Cert), head nutritionist at NAF CPD points in a given period of time in order...

Balancer 101 Good nutrition is all about balance and while many horses don’t need the calories provided by compound feed, they do require essential nutrients....

Supplements answered: how to address those common customer questions. Feed supplements are an important part of any successful feed business, but can we always answer...