How can horse owners maintain turnout while also managing the risk of atypical myopathy? Read this really informative feature from @practicaleqnutr on The Horse Hub https://t.co/tykzFmst6r
PSSM affects many horses and nutrition is a key component of its management. For an overview of the disease and how to feed the horse with PSSM see my recent article on @thehorsehub https://t.co/Y58odybxLk
With spring now in full swing many of you will be keeping a close eye on those at risk of laminitis. For signs and some starting points when it comes to grazing see my latest article free to access on @thehorsehub here https://t.co/bl5vpz7Qkz
Spring is here and with it, a rapid increase in grass growth! If you have a good doer or a horse that struggles with the change in seasons, I have recently put together some tips on management that can help during this period https://t.co/ouL9W96N5Z #equinenutrition
During cold weather we often find our horses drink less which can lead to an increased risk of digestive issues such as impaction colic. To follow, some tips on how we can increase water intake.
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Complete grass restriction is recommended for some- particularly where weight loss in management system containing grass is unsuccessful or where bouts of laminitis occur during the grass growing season. #equinenutrition#lamiaware
The use of grazing muzzles, while not liked by all, can be a very effective method of grazing restriction - allowing for movement while also trickle feeding grass through the system. #lamiaware#foragefirst#equinenutrition
Grazing short grass is probably the most common method of restricting grass intake, but on its own does not tick all the boxes particularly when it comes to satisfying appetite. #hungryhorses#lamiaware#foragefirst#equinenutrition
Having thought about our overall aims and in the knowledge that control of grass length alone may not be enough, what are our options? This week we shall be going through some of our restricted grazing options in more detail #equinenutritionmatters#foragefirst#lamiaware
One of the factors we can attempt to manage when restricting grazing is grass length but what is best when trying to limit both overall quantity and sugars? #foragefirst#equinenutritionmatters#lamiaware
Before we look more into grazing restriction options it is key to bear in mind what our aims are for those that are often on restricted grazing such as the laminitic #foragefirst#equinenutritionmatters#lamiawareness