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Dr. Gill's Newsletter - Focusing on Seasonal Issues
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  Articles and Presentations  
What's in the bag?  
Selecting horse-feed products requires clear understanding of nutrients in manufactured feeds Download
     
Myths and Misconceptions: Debunking Feeding Myths  
The misconceptions about feeding horses is a topic that is written about frequently but is worth repeating from time to time, because it appears to be a difficult one for some to grasp. When it comes to feeding horses, myths and old wives’ tales abound. Download
     
Understanding Feed Tags  
Selecting horse feed products requires clear understanding of nutrients in manufactured feed. Download
     
Proper Management  
How to minimize mental and physical stress for horse’s optimal health and performance on the racetrack. Download
     
Equine Nutritional Supplements  
What doesn’t work, what does, and when to use them. Download
 
Alternative Supplements and Medicine  
Focus on some the more-studied and widely accepted nutraceuticals, novel treatments, and complementary therapies. Download
 
Alternative Feeds for Horses  
Easier digestibility is among the benefits of using processed feeds over sweet grain mixes. Download
 
Bicarbonate Loading  
Sodium bicarbonate loading could delay onset of fatigue and mask use or detection of drugs Download
 
Building Bone Strength  
Genetics, environment, and nutrition all have roles in skeletal bone development and diseases Download
 
Disorders from Feeding Practices  
Understanding evolution of equine metabolism provides insight into managing disorders Download

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