The latest equine articles from Poulin Grain and Performance Horse Nutrition.
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Dive into the benefits of KemTRACE® Chromium, breakthrough technology for improved carbohydrate metabolism in performance horses, and those suffering from Metabolic Syndrome and Insulin Resistance. Now in all E-TEC® and EQUI-PRO® horse feeds.
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KemTRACE® Chromium is a breakthrough technology for Equine Metabolic Syndrome and performance horses, now included in all E-TEC® and EQUI-PRO® Poulin Grain Equine feeds.
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In this webinar, Dr. Steven Duren of Performance Horse Nutrition discusses and answers a few of the most frequently asked questions regarding equine nutrition.
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Join Dr. Tania Cubitt of Performance Horse Nutrition as she discusses the benefits of Ca+RE EQ™, now in select Poulin Grain Equine Feeds.
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Join Dr. Tania Cubitt, Ph.D. Equine Nutrition and Reproduction as she discusses how we go about balancing a horse's diet, and the information you'll need to do so.
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Since 1985, the Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation has been a home for retired thoroughbred racehorses, for those that may have nowhere else to go. At the Wallkill, NY farm, those horses are teachers to the inmates in the TRF Second Chances Program.
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Join Dr. Stephen Duren founder of Performance Horse Nutrition® as he walks you through the "Fundamentals of Forage" in Equine Diets as part II of our 2020 webinar series.
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The latest in superior care and nutrition for your horse- Now in select Poulin Grain equine feeds.
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Join Dr. Tania Cubitt, Ph.D. Equine Nutrition and Reproduction of Performance Horse Nutrition for this informative webinar on equine digestion!
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A healthy foal nurses from its mother up to seven times an hour for 60 to 90 seconds each time.
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Just because the weather isn't warm, doesn't mean hydration is any less important. Take these simple steps to make sure your horse is getting enough water this winter.
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The incidence of colic in the general horse population has been estimated between 10 and 11% per year. In a recent study, colic was second only to old-age as the leading cause of death in horses.