I know you're thinking it: "does beet pulp cause choke in horses?". There's a common belief that beet pulp has a higher risk for choke than other feeds due to concerns of beet pulp swelling in size in the horse's esophagus, but this is unfounded. So, if it's not beet pulp to blame, what is? This may be shocking - it's not one type of feed.

Selecting a suitable forage is the foundation for every feed program, and hay analysis can be a vital part of both assessing forage suitability and balancing the diet accordingly. Horse owners are becoming more and more aware of the benefits of forage analysis, which has led to some FAQ - so let's dive in together. Learn why I NEVER recommend grab samples for hay testing, why it's okay to not have a hay analysis in some situations, and more!

While hoof health is multi-factorial, nutrition can play a huge role in supporting optimal hoof growth, quality, and health. Any physical or behavioural change could be reflective of some nutritional weakness in the diet, whether that be due to nutrient deficiencies or imbalances, or due to feeding management practices. ll as basic recommendations on how to manage your horse’s diet to reduce them!