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Front-label sugar claims can be useful, but they rarely tell the whole story. This guide explains how to read “no added sugar,” “low sugar,” “sugar-free,” “no molasses,” and “grain-free” claims in the context of ESC, WSC, starch, NSC, HC, serving size, and metabolic risk.
NSC vs. HC: What Horse Owners Need to Know Introduction to Non-Structural Carbohydrates and Hydrolyzable Carbohydrates If you have ever tried to choose hay, feed, or treats for a metabolic horse, you have probably seen the terms NSC, ESC, WSC,...
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Each type of forage has its place in equine nutrition, but the key is matching the forage to the horse's specific needs. Understanding the unique qualities of each kind of forage will help you keep your horse's digestive system running smoothly. This One Minute Read will teach you more about how what you feed your horse impacts their health.
Is Long-Stem Forage or Short-Stem Forage Better for My Horse? Forages are a vital part of a horse's diet, providing fiber for digestive health. Forages are classified into two categories: long-stem and short-stem. Each type offers distinct advantages. Long-Stem...
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Soy isn’t always bad for horses! Learn the facts about soy in equine nutrition, dispel common myths, and discover how it can be a safe and beneficial ingredient.
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