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Dengie Nutritionist Tracey Hammond was invited to speak at the House & Jackson Veterinary Hospital’s client Mare & Foal Course.
There are always seasonal queries that tend to pop up time and again, however this year the number of enquiries relating to EOTRH seems to have markedly increased. Dengie Nutritionist, Tracey Hammond explains more.
One of the most common questions we receive on the Feedline around this time of year is 'How do I know if my forage is suitable for my laminitis prone horse? Our answer is 'if you can, get your forage tested'. Dengie Nutritionist Tracey explains why.
Providing diversity for the stabled horse has become popular in the form of a hedgerow hay net, but do you know how many calories the plants provide or the nutrient levels. The Dengie Nutrition team investigate.
Dengie Nutritionist, Tracey Hammond has been investigating the sugar levels in some popular fruit and veg we use as treats for our horses. Read our blog to find out what she discovered.
Selecting the right feed for horses with ulcers that are good do-ers can be tricky. What's the priority with these individuals - managing the ulcers or promoting weight loss? Find out more.
Grazing, while natural, can be a trigger for the painful disease laminitis. Here, we’re discussing how to monitor and manage grazing for laminitis prone horses.
With Halloween only a short time away there are many posts and videos appearing on Social Media about feeding pumpkins to horses. How safe is it to feed pumpkin to horses and what do you need to consider before offering pumpkin as a treat to your horse?
This summer the Dengie Nutrition Team have seen many horses that have gained weight year on year. Here we explain why winter is a great time to encourage weight loss along with information on lower calorie, high fibre feeds.
Traditional racehorse diets are high in starch and low in fibre, which has an impact on the health and efficiency of the digestive tract. Here the Dengie Nutrition team talk you through how to create the right nutrition plan for your ex-racer.
The demands of racing and training mean that racehorses have specialised nutritional requirements. Although nutrition is only one of many factors that influence performance, it is a crucial part.