The numbers and statistics for horse feed balancers and choosing which one is best to feed your horse can be confusing. How do you choose the best horse feed balancer?
Dr Lee Proctor PhD BSc CChem MRSC
Dr. Proctor holds a PhD in Organic and Medicinal Chemistry, with over 40 years’ experience in the pharmaceutical and nutraceutical industries. His background includes academic research at Durham University, University of Birmingham, University of Florida, and University of Idaho. At Forageplus, he leads formulation development and created all forage analysis reports, using insights from thousands of samples to deliver precise, science-led nutrition.
Understanding Magnesium Purity for Horses
Magnesium is one of the most consistently deficient minerals we see in forage. In fact, nearly 100% of the grass, hay, and haylage samples we analyse are deficient in magnesium for the adult horse. Despite this, magnesium is absolutely critical for: Because of this, many horse owners turn to magnesium supplements. However, once you start […]
Natural vs Synthetic Vitamin E for Horses
Would you like to know about natural versus synthetic Vitamin E for horses? Is there a difference between the two forms of vitamin E for horses?
Iron in Horse Feed Balancers
Are you interested in iron in horse feed balancers? Forageplus does not add iron to any of our horse feed balancers because iron is always sufficiently supplied in the grass, hay and haylage horses eat.
Salt in Horse Feed Balancers
Do you need salt in horse feed balancers and your horse’s daily diet? If salt is in horse feed balancers will it degrade the vitamins and minerals in the supplement? Forageplus answers your questions here. Dr Lee Proctor is our Technical Consultant with a PhD in organic chemistry and a highly qualified pharmaceutical chemist. Here he […]
Magnesium Oxide or Magnesium Chloride?
Magnesium Oxide or Magnesium Chloride. Which is the best form of magnesium for horses?
