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by Melyni Worth
Softcover, 249 pages
ISBN:  1580174922
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Storey's Guide to Feeding Horses
Lifelong Nutrition * Feed Storage * Feeding Tips * Pasture Management

What is the healthiest "formula" for foals?  Can you correct a horse with bad eating habits?  How do you meet the special nutritional needs of high-performance or elderly horses?

Melyni Worth, one of the world's leading equine nutritionists, knows the answer to these and many other horse-nutrition-related questions.  In this comprehensive handbook she provides down-to-earth explanations of everything from how a horse digests its food, to why the horse's summer diet is not suitable when winter comes roaring in.

On every page of Storey's Guide to Feeding Horses, you'll find detailed information on how to keep your horse happy and healthy.  Topics include:

  • The equine digestive system

  • Nutrients in detail

  • Water in the diet

  • Nutritional disorders

  • Feeding at different life stages

  • Making hay

  • Using supplements

  • Evaluating weight & well-being

Based in Staunton, VA, Melyni Worth, Ph.D., PAS, works as a consultant and writer in equine nutrition and exercise physiology.  Her company, Foxden Equine, specializes in products that help horses and riders improve athletic performance.

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