Feeding through the holidays
By Hannah Botha, MSc Equine Science, Epol Nutrition Advisor The December holidays are finally upon us! For many, that means […]
By Hannah Botha, MSc Equine Science, Epol Nutrition Advisor The December holidays are finally upon us! For many, that means […]
Q: Can eating from a haynet be detrimental to my horse? A: Horses have evolved over millennia, and so their
By Hannah Botha, MSc Equine Science, Equus Feeds The use of soya has become a hot topic in recent years
Q: How long do you actually have to wait to ride after feeding your horse? Asked by May Clarke A:
Q: When feed labels say that a food is for a horse in ‘medium’ work, what does that really mean?
Q: How can I tell how big my foal will be when he is an adult? Asked by Tamryn Moolman
Q: I have a 19-year-old horse who I still ride daily, and occasionally compete. He is sound and in good
[dropcap]W[/dropcap]henever we get to this time of year, it’s time to start thinking about putting your horses and yard in
[dropcap]T[/dropcap]here are various roughage options available for the South African horse. The main options include lucerne hay, teff, Eragrostis curvula,
[dropcap]A[/dropcap] well-balanced diet is of utmost importance when it comes to the young horse, and ideally you need to feed