Blog – Equine America EU

Does the Winter Routine change Nutritional Requirements?

As horses spend more time stabled and less time grazing, their routine and nutritional needs change. Here are four key areas to consider this winter: joints, hindgut health, respiratory health and day-to-day management.

How Much Help Does a Horse's Hoof Really Need?

Not all hoof dressings do the same job. Here's how keratin is built from within, what topical products can and can't do, and how to choose between Hoof Balm and Fungatrol Hoof Dressing.

Healthy Hooves Start From Within: The Role of Nutrition in Hoof Growth

The old saying ‘no foot, no horse’ still holds true and we all know how important hoof condition is for performance and welfare. Hoof problems such as cracks, abscesses and bruising are common, and often become more frequent as the...

The Autumn Transition: Is Your Horse's Diet Still Meeting Their Nutritional Needs?

As autumn sets in, grass growth slows and horses start relying more on hay or haylage. This shift can change what your horse is getting from their diet, so September is a good time to check that their ration continues...

Hard Ground and Burnt Grass

How can we support our horses nutritionally? With the ongoing heatwave, the grass is crisp and the ground is hard, both of which can test our horses. Let’s explore what this means and how we can support them nutritionally. 1....