What Does An Analysis of 6,515 Horse Diets Tell US?

Mad About Horses

This podcast, hosted by Dr. Chris Mortensen, takes an in-depth look at horse nutrition and its pivotal role in maintaining the health and happiness of both horses and their owners.

This episode extensively covers the complexities of feeding horses, ways to analyze and optimize diets for better health outcomes, and strategies to reduce feed-related expenses. The dialogue emphasizes the significance of consulting with equine nutritionists to tailor diets specific to individual horse needs, addressing common dietary deficiencies and the rising concerns around horse obesity.

Additionally, this week’s podcast explores the economic aspects of horsekeeping, offering advice on making cost-effective nutrition choices amidst inflation and rising feed costs. The podcast wraps up with an announcement about a forthcoming free online introduction course on nutrition and calls for listener engagement through reviews and social media shares.

Podcast Timeline

00:00 Welcome to Our Equine Nutrition Journey

01:34 A Personal Story: The Impact of Proper Nutrition

04:19 Introducing Dr. Chris Mortenson: Equine Nutrition Expert

04:32 The Basics of Horse Diets and Nutritional Needs

05:18 Understanding Costs and Dietary Advice

07:15 The Science Behind Horse Nutrition

12:37 Addressing Common Nutritional Deficiencies

22:22 Practical Tips and Tools for Horse Owners

43:25 Looking Ahead: Free Nutrition Courses and Community Engagement

46:39 Gratitude and Encouragement for Engagement

Visit https://madbarn.com/mad-about-horses/ to learn more about the Mad About Horses podcast.

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