We often talk with our new clients about the best approach to introducing their horse to new supplements. Here is our six step recommendation to ensuring your horse accepts a new supplement in their feed.

The horse evolved around 52-53 million years ago on the plains of north America. Back then, what we know as the horse was a very small animal, about the size of a rabbit. 

What we do know is that there are two types of Gastric ulcer disease in horses, seen as two distinctively different diseases with different causes, they require different approaches to treatment.tric ulcers.

Psyllium Husk is suitable to be feed to horses. There are several reasons horses are regularly feed Psyllium Husk including to manage sand colic and dirt ingestion, as well as using Psyllium Husk as a prebiotic for horses. 

There are a few management and feeding practices that can help preserve the digestive tract and microbiome of the horse. Here is our Top 9 best management practises.