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Site title: Mad Barn Equine - Nutrition Supplements for Horses

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Horse owners often wonder what supplements their horse actually needs to stay healthy and perform well. While feed rooms are often filled with products promising support for gut health, joints, hooves, and behavior, many horses are still fed diets that don’t meet their basic nutritional requirements.

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Rat poisoning in horses occurs when horses accidentally ingest rodenticides, which are pesticides used to kill rats and other rodents. Exposure can happen through contaminated feed, water, pasture, or bedding, especially in barns, tack rooms, and feed storage areas where rat poison is used.

Different types of rat poison affect the body in different way...


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Thiamine, also known as vitamin B1, is an essential nutrient that plays a role in energy metabolism and nervous system function in horses. This water-soluble vitamin helps convert carbohydrates from the diet into usable energy while supporting normal nerve signaling and muscle function.

Because horses rely heavily on carbohydrate metab...


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Distinguished Canadian dressage rider Jacqueline Brooks is not one to rest on her coattails.

The two-time Olympic athlete and Pan American Games Team Silver Medalist has been named to six national teams, developed over 25 horses to the national Grand Prix level and is still competing as one of Canada’s most successfu...


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Cisapride is a prokinetic medication used in horses to stimulate movement in the gastrointestinal tract, helping restore normal gut motility when digestion slows or stops.

It is most commonly used in cases of postoperative ileus following colic surgery, severe gastrointestinal hypomotility, or other conditions where the intestines fail...


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