Dr. Kenneth Kopp

It’s hard to beat Mother Nature when it comes to feeding horses. However, pelleted horse feeds may have done just that.

For the past decade, researchers, veterinarians and trainers have been singing the praises of high-fat equine diets. Here’s why.

With breeding season in full swing, here’s a look at the best way to make sure both your broodmares and their offspring are well fed.

When it comes to oats, tradition rules instead of science. Here's what they really do.

In the dizzying world of nutritional supplements, it’s hard to figure out what is fact and what is fiction. With some research, you may discover the answer right under the horse’s nose.

With a horse’s sensitive digestive system, any change in feed can have nasty results. Here are a few hints to ease the transition.

The myths about this forage are needlessly preventing many horses and their keepers from enjoying alfalfa’s many advantages.

In trying to figure out what makes horses tick, or in this case, behave badly, here’s a look at the studies on diet and its effect on animals.

You may be offering your horses a high-quality ration, but without good feeding management, problems can occur. Stables that follow sound feeding principles will minimize waste and disease.

The percentage of protein you select for feed should vary from horse to horse. For some animals, a higher ration is good, for others bad. Here's what you need to know.