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6 Video's where foundThere are 10 advice articles foundBone: A lot of calcium, a little bit of magnesiumPart 1 described the role magnesium plays and how injuries occur when there is a deficiency of this mineral. However, not only magnesium is important for the horse, so is calcium. If the horse has a deficiency...More information Muesli for horses: the pros and consMuesli for horses, are there truly any benefits? What distinguishes muesli from pellets? Is it possible to find sugar-free muesli? Many people only dare to give a handful of muesli because of fear for overweight....More information 10 tips to make a thin horse fatterIs your horse too thin? A horse with a hollow appearance behind the ribs, at the flanks, is an indication of a roughage deficiency. If you can see your horse’s ribs and the hindquarters have a hollow appearance...More information How do you make grass from hay?How do you make grass from hay? Research is the way to go forward. That is what Rob Krabbenborg, a nutritionist at Pavo strongly believes. The company is constantly investing in research and based on their findings,...More information The Podo®ConceptThe development of a good bone-structure is a continuous process, which plays an important role in feeding during the last 3 months of gestation and until the age of 3 of the young horse. The Pavo Podo® Concept...More information Mare that does not go into foal: causes and solutionsA mare that does not go into foal can be a very frustrating and complex problem. The problems that occur in difference stages have a substantial influence on the success of breeding. But why does my mare not go...More information Growing foal: feeding advice for young horsesFoals and young horses grow enormously during the first years of their lives. A basic pellet will not meet the nutritional needs, but what does? Feeding advice for young horses After foals have been weaned,...More information Foal pellet: feeding advice for growing foalsIt is very important for foals to grow in a responsible way. Growing too little is not good, but growing too fast is not good either. When the feed contains a high level of energy and proteins, the foal will grow...More information Pregnant mare: nutrition and laborFor every breeder, spring is an exciting, but also anxious time. In the run-up to the birth, it is a good thing to think about the feeding requirements of the mare before and after foaling, when she is lactating...More information Foal coming: everything you need to know!Is there anything that gives more joy than a mare and foal in the pasture? The mare is in her final days before giving birth and the foaling is imminent. An exciting moment! But how do you know your mare is getting...More information |