PARASITE-DERIVED ENZYMES

And their role in equine gut function Text: Ilsemarie Greyvenstein Equine gastrointestinal parasites, particularly Strongyles, have long been studied for their pathogenic (disease-causing) effects. However, some of the new research suggests that certain enzymes produced by these parasites may play a role in modulating gut function in a beneficial way. This article explores the biochemical interactions…

BylizzieDecember 12, 20250Comments

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Horse Health

INTRIGUING INGREDIENTS – BREWER’S YEAST

Brewer’s yeast - a humble powerhouse for gut and coat health Few ingredients have travelled as seamlessly from the brewery to the feed bucket as brewer’s yeast. What began as a by-product of beer fermentation has, over the years, proven to be one of the most versatile nutritional supplements for horses - offering benefits that…

BylizzieDecember 11, 20250Comments

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ASKHQ: AMINO ACIDS

Q: What are amino acids and why are they necessary? A: Amino acids are biological building blocks that link together to create proteins. Those proteins form everything from muscle and organ tissue to enzymes, hormones and antibodies. Amino acids are particularly helpful in cellular regeneration of muscle in performance horses. This role in regeneration makes…

BylizzieNovember 23, 20250Comments

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FEEDING THE HOOVES – NUTRITION FOR HOOF HEALTH

Many horse owners are plagued by hoof issues like chipping, cracking, slow growth and general softness, and whilst there are a multitude of factors that can contribute to these problems, nutrition is definitely a key one to address. Here, we give you a brief rundown of the nutritional elements necessary for optimal hoof health. It all starts…

BylizzieJanuary 27, 20250Comments

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ASKHQ: FEEDING FOR MUSCLE

Q: How do I feed my horse to build muscle for eventing using nutrition? A: It goes without saying that building muscle requires correct work, so nutrition is not going to be the only piece of the puzzle. Eventing is also a ‘multi-discipline’ sport so your horse is going to need to cross-train to really start…

BylizzieFebruary 13, 20210Comments

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SHORT TAILS

Q: Is there anything I can feed or give to my horse to help his tail grow long and thick? It's very short. Or is this just a waiting game? Answered by Lieke Kerkers, HAVENS specialist and ESI expert There are ways of helping your horse's tail to grow long and thick. Nutrition in general can…

BylizzieJanuary 17, 20190Comments

PARASITE-DERIVED ENZYMES

INTRIGUING INGREDIENTS – BREWER’S YEAST

ASKHQ: AMINO ACIDS

FEEDING THE HOOVES – NUTRITION FOR HOOF HEALTH

ASKHQ: FEEDING FOR MUSCLE

SHORT TAILS

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