A/A SPOTLIGHT: Jade Vohland
In honor of Helmet Awareness Month, I am featuring Jade Vohland. A helmet saved her life. Jade was a working student for Sabine...
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NUTRITION: Sugar
The microflora in the hindgut are responsible for fermentation. This microflora is sensitive to changes in diet. An overload of high-sugar type feeds or high levels of fructan can upset the normal population of bacteria, changing the environment within the hindgut that causes a cascade of problems. Typically, grain and concentrate rations are higher in sugar and starch than forages. When horses are on a ration or diet that has a high sugar and starch content, it can have dramatic effects on the digestive physiology.
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Elisabeth Vieten
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