Sanoanimal - Knowledge about your horse
Gastric ulcers in horses can manifest in a wide variety of ways—and some signs may seem completely inconspicuous at first glance. It is not always immediately apparent that stomach issues are the underlying cause of certain changes. This makes it all the more important to observe your horse closely and take even minor changes seriously. In this article, you will learn which signs may indicate gastric ulcers and when it is worth taking a closer look. Read article
When horses belch, it is a warning sign. Find out how gastric gas accumulation develops and what you should keep in mind. Read article
Understanding Equine Gastric Ulcers & Minimizing Risk: Key Facts About Stomach Problems at a Glance. Read article
How effective is Pronutrin in Gastric Ulcers really? We analyze studies, gastric pH levels, and feeding errors! Read article
Understand gastric ulcers in horses & minimize risks: Our guide provides all the important facts about stomach problems at a glance. Read article
What are PSSM, MFM, and RER in horses? Learn everything about the diagnosis, symptoms, and management of muscle metabolism disorders. Read article
Are ertugliflozin & other SGLT2 inhibitors the solution for insulin resistance? Learn more about effects, side effects, and current studies. Read article
Low sugar, low starch – and yet dangerous insulin spikes? Find out here why pea protein for horses with EMS, insulin dysregulation, and laminitis risk is by no means harmless. Read article
Deworming – routine or risk? Find out why traditional deworming is increasingly viewed critically and the role played by resistance. Learn how modern, selective deworming based on fecal samples works, when treatment is truly necessary, and how you can sustainably support your horse's gut health. Read article
Discover the advantages and disadvantages of both approaches and learn how to choose the best parasite control strategy for your horse. Read article
Does every horse need deworming in autumn? Learn when treatment is necessary and how modern parasite control can help keep your horse healthy. Read article
How can you support your horse after deworming and medication? Information on herbs for the liver and kidneys, zeolite, and more. Read article
Does your horse suffer from separation anxiety? Learn why horses don't want to leave the herd and how patience, small steps, and security can help. Read article
Is your horse too fat, too thin, or at an ideal weight? Dr. Christina Fritz explains why the eye, the scale, and the Body Condition Score can be misleading. Read article
Pasture access for horses – essential or overrated? Find out why metabolism, pasture quality, and management are more important than blanket rules. Read article
Adiponectin has become quite popular as a diagnostics parameter for EMS. But how does this work and how reliable are the results? Read article
Sanoanimal: Knowledge for Healthy Horses
More and more horses struggle with metabolic problems such as summer eczema, EMS, laminitis, or copper deficiency. Conventional medicine and the feed industry often reach their limits here – quick solutions are lacking.
We take a different approach: Sanoanimal stands for sustainable, holistic concepts around nutrition and therapy. With years of experience and naturopathic knowledge, we rely on species-appropriate housing, balanced nutrition, and the power of nature.
Our goal: To support your horse in a sustainable and healthy way – and provide you with the knowledge that truly helps.
Our Partner for Health & Nutrition
For the nutrition of our therapeutic concepts, we rely on close collaboration with OKAPI – one of the leading manufacturers of healthy, natural, and sustainable horse feed.
Together we develop and optimize products that make sense from a therapeutic perspective: with a focus on sustainable health, balanced nutrients, and nutrition according to the principle "as much as necessary, as little as possible". This creates feed that truly supports horses.
Here you can access the OKAPI Horse Feed Shop directly. If you would like to test first whether your horse accepts OKAPI products well, you can request free samples directly from the OKAPI team at info@okapi-shop.com.
