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“The product is such a fantastic product and we felt it was like a high end whisky and it needed to be a top shelf brand so we thought platinum was the perfect name that matched it’ “Metaloo, 2024 NCHA Champion Is being fed on Johnsons Natural Formula Platinum Low GI.

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  • Understanding How Diet Contributes to Anxiety in Horses

    Managing anxiety in horses is a challenge that many owners face, as it can manifest in various behaviours such as restlessness, spookiness, or even aggression. While environmental factors, training, and genetics play roles in a horse’s anxiety levels, one significant and often overlooked contributor is diet. Understanding how what you feed your horse affects its…

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  • Feeding the Senior Horses with Poor Teeth

    As advancements in care and nutrition continue to improve, our horses are living longer, healthier lives. However, feeding our beloved senior horses, especially those with deteriorating teeth, requires a careful and thoughtful approach. Aging horses often face the challenge of not being able to chew or digest roughage properly, leading to various health issues if…

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  • Managing Laminitis in Horses and Ponies

    Laminitis is a serious and potentially life-threatening condition that can be triggered by various events and risk factors. While it can occur at any time, spring is a particularly high-risk period for horses and ponies that are susceptible to laminitis. The rapid growth of lush pasture during this season can cause sudden spikes in sugar…

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