In the global food supply for both humans and animals, molds pose a significant threat. Molds produce so-called mycotoxins—poisonous...

Horses have a unique digestive system, which has a huge impact on their health. A horse with a healthy digestive system is healthy,...

Horses have a unique and sensitive digestive system. The whole process 'from mouth to butt' is quite complicated. The stomach of a horse...

Traditionally, it has always been said: first give roughage and then concentrate to a horse. But why is this actually the case? What is...

Horses have much more stomach problems than people. Stress, heavy work, and a less adequate feed policy can contribute to this. But also,...

Unfortunately, many horses suffer from stomach ulcers. This problem occurs in recreational horses, but many sport horses also experience...

Probably you have not previously considered the difference between pro- and prebiotics. Often pro- and prebiotics are mentioned together,...

Two times a year we see a peak in questions about horses eating sand. Typically around February/March and usually around...

Older horses often need customized nutrition. Most horse owners are aware of that. However, it is not as simple as buying a bag of senior...

Each horse accumulates waste products in its body. Not only through nutrition, but also through the environment and as the body renews...

Janneke van der Wal from Worm&Co advocates for customized worm management for each horse. Many people give a heavier deworming...

Roughage for horses comes in different forms. From small bales of dry herbal hay to large packages of plastic-wrapped silage or pre-cut...

Horses have a unique digestive system, which is sensitive to changes in feed, poor quality forage, too much sugar, weather changes, and...

In spring, at the beginning of the grazing season, it is always advisable to start slowly with grazing. Your horse's intestines and...

Triphala is an herbal mixture that has been used in India for centuries as a natural medicine. It is used for digestive complaints,...

Slack manure, diarrhea, gas formation, esophageal obstruction, stomach ulcers, or other digestive complaints. Perhaps the most common...

The esophagus connects the mouth to the stomach. In horses, which have long necks, the esophagus is about 1.20m long and flexible, but...

Ellen Wijnands is a natural nutritionist and uses bioresonance to measure and treat energetic disturbances and blockages, even in horses....

Mainly in the winter you see more horses licking sand. The shortage of the mineral silicon is one of the most common causes, but of...

Your horse always has a positive fecal test, but your friend's horse always tests negative. Same conditions and yet one horse is affected...