Gastric or intestinal sensitivity

Hay is not just hay: Hay to You and Metazoa provide the foundation for truly natural feeding.

by Maite

Hay is not just hay: Hay to You and Metazoa provide the foundation for truly natural feeding. Back to overview Good nutrition starts with the basics: roughage. For horses and donkeys, that usually means hay but what exactly makes hay “good”? Anyone searching for the right hay quickly encounters terms like meadow hay, seed hayRead More »

Worm prevention in horses: let nutrition be one of your strongest allies

by Maite

Worm prevention in horses: Let nutrition be one of your strongest allies Back to overview Worms may be tiny, but without proper management they can cause significant damage to your horse’s body. From roundworms and tapeworms to red bloodworms – infestations are a reality that every horse owner faces sooner or later. Of course, yourRead More »

The Power of Balance: Biomechanics and Nutrition in Horses

by Maite

The Power of Balance: Biomechanics and Nutrition in Horses Back to overview Healthy performance in horses relies on two closely connected pillars: biomechanics and nutrition. One cannot exist without the other – and only when both are in balance can a horse achieve resilience, recovery, and long-term performance. 1. Biomechanics: the design of the engineRead More »

Respiratory issues in your horse? 4 natural tips to offer support

by Maite

Respiratory issues in your horse? 4 natural tips to offer support Back to overview Respiratory problems in horses are more common than you think, especially during stable season or in dusty conditions. The symptoms can be subtle at first, but they always deserve attention. Do you recognize these signs? Coughing: especially when starting to rideRead More »

Which Ingredients Should and Shouldn’t Be in Horse Feed?

by Plumbus

Which Ingredients Should and Shouldn't Be in Horse Feed? Back to overview When choosing horse feed, it’s important to pay attention to the ingredients. Some substances are best avoided, as they can be harmful to your horse’s health. Here are five ingredients you’d rather not see in horse feed: 5 Ingredients to Avoid: 1. SugarRead More »

5 Tips for a Successful Transition to Pasture Grazing

by Maite

5 Tips for a Successful Transition to Pasture Grazing Back to overview Spring is the season when many horses return to pasture. While horses love fresh grass, the transition from hay to grazing is a sensitive period for their digestive system. An abrupt switch can lead to issues like diarrhea, colic, or even laminitis. ProperRead More »

Carbohydrates in Horses: What You Need to Know About Sugar, Starch, and Fiber

by Maite

Carbohydrates in Horses: What You Need to Know About Sugar, Starch, and Fiber Back to overview For your horse's health, carbohydrates play a crucial role. In this blog, we look at the three main types of carbohydrates in your horse's diet — sugar, starch, and fiber — and why it's important to find the rightRead More »

Gastric or intestinal sensitivity

Hay is not just hay: Hay to You and Metazoa provide the foundation for truly natural feeding.

Worm prevention in horses: let nutrition be one of your strongest allies

The Power of Balance: Biomechanics and Nutrition in Horses

Respiratory issues in your horse? 4 natural tips to offer support

Which Ingredients Should and Shouldn’t Be in Horse Feed?

5 Tips for a Successful Transition to Pasture Grazing

Carbohydrates in Horses: What You Need to Know About Sugar, Starch, and Fiber

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