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Vitamin E acetate is widely used in equine supplements, but many owners wonder if horses can actually use it. This one-minute read explains how horses convert acetate into active Vitamin E, when it works well, and when a different form may be recommended.
Hay can lose much of its natural Vitamin E after cutting and storage, leaving many horses deficient without owners realizing it. Discover the science behind Vitamin E loss and how to protect your horse’s wellness.
Let’s talk about how geography and seasonal changes impact your horses need for vitamin E!
As forage quality shifts with the seasons, your horse’s vitamin E needs may change. Learn when to test, what to feed, and how to support them naturally.
Anhidrosis—the inability to sweat—can be life-threatening for horses, especially in hot climates. Learn to recognize the signs early and explore management options, including nutrition, acupuncture, and proactive care, to help your horse stay safe and comfortable.
