Digestive Health

A Practical Guide to Sales Prep – Supplementing for Sales Success

Equine Gut Health Study: Effects of Prebiotics, Fibres & Postbiotics

This preliminary field study demonstrates that horses supplemented with NG had significantly higher faecal pH after 56 days. Supplements such as NG may help improve faecal pH and could potentially be used along with changes in the overall diet to reduce the occurrence or severity of hind gut acidosis.

The Importance of Gut Heath: Preparing for Competition

As the season kicks off, our horses’ routines change considerably. They might be allowed extra paddock time, access to fresh grass or new batches of forage. Work rates may increase significantly requiring higher energy and nutritional demands, all of which will impact your horse's gut health.

Winter Gut Health Support for Horses

Nutri-Gard FAQs: Digestive Health and Gut Balance in Horses

Everyone is talking about gut health and for good reason; it plays a key role in your horse’s overall health and wellbeing. We are all very familiar with the terms pre and probiotics, but have you heard about postbiotics and the enormous benefit they provide your horse?

Spring Preparation for Summer Show Coat Shine Success

Kentucky Karron Oil & Copper-Max Paste are the ultimate combination for aiding your horse’s digestion, coat condition & hoof health.

Reducing the Risk of Gastric Ulcers in Horses

Equine gastric ulceration syndrome (EGUS) is a common problem associated with performance horses. In actively racing thoroughbreds, the prevalence is up to 100%.

Colic in horses: types of colic, symptoms and treatment

Colic is a relatively common condition in horses, with studies showing that 4-10% of horses are diagnosed with colic every year.1 However, it is important to be aware that some types of colic are more serious than others.

Horse Gut Health for the Competition Season Success

B-vitamins are crucial for health and body function, with roles in performance, growth, reproduction, energy maintenance, and immune system function.