Horse Journal Guide to Equine Supplements and Nutraceuticals
From Horse Journal, the most trusted publication in the equestrian world, here is an all-new, up-to-date guide to the vast array of equine supplements and nutraceuticals on the market today.\ \ Horse Journal Guide to Equine Supplements and Nutraceuticals is the only book of its kind. Complete with comparative charts, useful sidebars, and practical insights, it guides you in making decisions about optimal nutrition and preventive care for your horse, as well as natural supplements for...
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From Horse Journal, the most trusted publication in the equestrian world, here is an all-new, up-to-date guide to the vast array of equine supplements and nutraceuticals on the market today. Horse Journal Guide to Equine Supplements and Nutraceuticals is the only book of its kind. Complete with comparative charts, useful sidebars, and practical insights, it guides you in making decisions about optimal nutrition and preventive care for your horse, as well as natural supplements for performance. Dr. Eleanor Kellon, a founding editor at Horse Journal, believes that herbal and proper nutritional support can help horses that suffer from allergies, insulin resistance, laminitis, weight problems, tendonitis, and ligament ailments. This much-needed volume fills a long-standing gap in horse care.
ChaptersIntroduction1. Does your horse need a vitamin and mineral supplement?2. Anti-inflammatories 3. Antioxidents 4. Appetite Stimulants 5. Blood Builders 6. Building strong bone7. Calming and Stress Reduction Additives 8. Cushing's disease9. Digestive Tract Aids 10. Electrolytes 11. Feeding pregnant, lactating and growing horses12. Feeding senior horses13. Hoof Support 14. Immune System Support 15. Joint Support16. Laminitis/Insulin Resistance17. Muscle Support 18. Obesity19. Performance20. Respiratory Aids 21. Skin and Coat Supplements 22. Weight Gain Strategies GlossaryReference ListContributorsIndex
