A Balanced Calcium:Phosphorus Ratio Will Help Prevent Skeletal Issues in Your Horse
Equine Nutrition Brittany Davis, MSc, PAS Equine Nutrition Brittany Davis, MSc, PAS

A Balanced Calcium:Phosphorus Ratio Will Help Prevent Skeletal Issues in Your Horse

Why is the calcium:phosphorus ratio so important in horses? Around 99% of calcium found in the body is found in the bones and teeth of your horse, yet only 35% of equine bone is comprised of calcium. Phosphorus is another major component of bone, making up around 14-17% of the equine skeleton. Additionally, it is required for the energy transfer process with adenosine diphosphate (ADP) and adenosine triphosphate (ATP).

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The problem with bran mashes
Brittany Davis, MSc, PAS Brittany Davis, MSc, PAS

The problem with bran mashes

Bran and bran mashes are a traditional horse feed addition. A warm bran mash makes a nice snack on a cold day, especially after being worked, so where could the harm be? 

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