This UK autumn’s wet weather increases mould in forage. Even clean-looking hay can contain mycotoxins that affect your horse’s gut health and performance.
Autumn grass can prove equally, if not more challenging than spring. Sugar levels often exceed those found in spring grass during peak hours.
Fall Grazing Risks: How to Shield Your Horse from Sugar-Rich Grass Read More »
Autumn grass can prove equally, if not more challenging than spring. Sugar levels often exceed those found in spring grass during peak hours.
Autumn Grass Challenges for Horses: Managing the Sugar Surge with Digestive Support Read More »
Rain after drought creates sugar-rich grass that can overwhelm your horse’s hindgut within 24 hours, causing pH drops, beneficial bacteria collapse, and heightened laminitis risk for horse owners.
Summer Rain & Your Horse’s Gut: What Owners Should Know Read More »
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.
Managing Summer Grass Sugar Levels and Their Impact on Equine Health Read More »
Harry struggled with grass sensitivity and colic, but since his owner started using EquiNectar he’s transformed into a happy horse.
Horse of the week – Harry Read More »
Maddie turned into a dragon with spring grass – until EquiNectar transformed her back to the gentle horse her owner knew and loved.
Horse of the week – MADDIE Read More »
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.
Scandinavian Spring Weather and Your Horse’s Digestion: How EquiNectar Can Help Read More »
The sudden change from winter forage to sugar-rich spring grass can create significant digestive challenges, often manifesting in subtle ways that are easy to miss if you don’t know what to look for.
Six Subtle Signs Your Horse Might Be Struggling with Spring Grass Read More »
The sweet companion who normally greets you with gentle nickers is now pinning their ears, swishing their tail, and showing aggressive behaviours that leave you questioning everything you thought you knew about your equine partner.
Help! My Sweet Horse Has Turned into a Spring Monster! Read More »
