- by Eleni Makraki
From Drought to Downpours: What Britain’s Changing Summer Weather Means for Your Horse’s Gut
Britain’s shift from drought to summer rain can rapidly change grazing. Learn what this means for your horse’s gut and how to support healthy digestion.
- by Eleni Makraki
Spring Grass & Your Horse's Hindgut: What Every Owner Needs to Know
When a horse is suddenly exposed to lush spring grass, it is not just a change in diet, it is actually a big metabolic shift that can affect the horse's whole system.
- by Eleni Makraki
Britain's stop-start spring weather creates a perfect storm for fructan build-up in grass — and your horse's gut pays the price. Here's what to know.
- by Eleni Makraki
Fall Grazing Risks: How to Shield Your Horse from Sugar-Rich Grass
Autumn grass can prove equally, if not more challenging than spring. Sugar levels often exceed those found in spring grass during peak hours.
- by Eleni Makraki
Managing Summer Grass Sugar Levels and Their Impact on Equine Health
Summer grazing presents both opportunities and challenges for horse owners. While most horses thrive on summer grass, the seasonal increase in sugar content poses significant health risks that require careful management.
- by Eleni Makraki
Scandinavian Spring Weather and Your Horse’s Digestion: How EquiNectar Can Help
As Scandinavian spring unfolds with its cool temperatures, cloudy skies, and intermittent rainfall, understanding how these conditions affect your horse becomes critical for maintaining optimal health and wellbeing.