Equine Nutrition

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7 Horse Feeding Myths Busted

Horse owners, beware of misinformation – don’t fall for common myths about feeding your four-legged friend. See What 7 Feeding Myths Busted!

The Benefits of Feeding Treats

Make some homemade healthy horse treats for your equine friends. See what you should or shouldn’t include in horse treats plus 3 recipes to try today!

Energy – Getting The Balance Right For Optimum Hoof Health

Horse owners often wonder what they should feed their horses. Find out why energy is so important in horses’ diets!

Hindgut Microbes And Hoof Health – Getting The Balance Right

Equine Nutrition Requires A Healthy Digestive System, Helping To Maintain Healthy, Strong Hooves That Are Essential For Health And Performance!

Nutrition And Care For Horses And Ponies With PPID (Equine Cushings)

Nutrition And Care For PPID Can Be Pivotal To Helping Manage PPID Throughout The Year. Learn More From FormaHoof Nutrition Expert Lisa Elliott.

Senior Horse Care Guide – Nutrition & Hoof Care

Caring For Senior Horses Is Our Responsibility As Horse Owners, To Care For Them When They Need It Most. Read The Senior Horse Care Guide!

Feeding and Caring for Laminitis

Laminitis is a painful condition that affects horses’ hooves. Lameness in one or more hooves is common. Learn what to feed a horse that has laminitis.

Winter Horse Hoof Care Guide

Hoof health is essential all year round, but the changing seasons can have a significant impact on your horse’s hooves. Read on for insights into caring for your horse’s hooves in winter.

Hoof Care For Breeding Farms, Competition And Racing Yards

Learn How To Solve Hoof Problems And Improve Operational Efficiency, So You Can Concentrate On Breeding For Success. Sounder, Healthier Horses.

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Supporting Horses’ Laminitis Rehabilitation with FormaHoof

One special case, a horse named Biene (meaning bee in German). She is a 25 year old Haflinger mare with big, brown, doey eyes and is a real fighter. Biene transited successfully back to barefoot after a speedy laminitis recovery.