Madeline Boast, MSc

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Choosing a High-Quality Equine Joint Supplement
Learn why evaluating supporting research and product claims and reading supplement labels carefully are important when choosing a high-quality equine joint supplement.
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Reducing Your Horse Feed Bill
Here’s how to make cost-effective feed choices without compromising your horse’s health, and why reevaluating supplements and hay could be key to reducing your feed bill.
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4 Common Horse Feeding Mistakes
Here’s why feeding the wrong amount or type of calories, over- or undersupplying nutrients, and failing to weigh your horse’s feed are mistakes you should avoid.
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Encouraging Your Horse to Drink During Winter
An equine nutritionist describes the risks of reduced water intake in winter and shares 3 effective ways to keep your horse drinking.
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What Hay is Best for Metabolic Horses?
Is teff hay always best for horses with metabolic problems? What do you need to know before purchasing hay for easy keepers? Here's what you need to know.
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How Long Should Horse Hay Cure?
Sourcing and storing hay baled at 15-22% moisture or less can reduce your horse’s risk of GI upset and your risk of barn fires from wet hay. Here’s why.
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Hay for Miniature Horses
An equine nutritionist describes what types of hay might be ideal for Miniature Horses and why testing your hay can help you ensure its safety for your herd.
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