Equine Gut Health: From Dysbiosis to Gut Rehabilitation

Feeding studies vs. practice: Why measurement errors and short study durations are deceptive. Overview of all findings on the various forms of roughage.

Long hay, chopped fibre, haylage, or cobs: A critical look at how processed forms of roughage change chewing behavior and what science actually says about it.

How do the structure & fiber length of hay affect digestion in horses? A scientific look from the chewing process to the large intestine.

How does the gut flora of the horse influence the respiratory tract, immune system & performance? This article explains the connections.

Gut Rehabilitation - When the belly aches - How do intestinal problems arise? And how does the horse's digestion actually work?

Health begins in the gut. This is the same for horses. There are now countless studies that have compared what changes in the horse’s large intestine microbiome (‘gut flora’) when external circumstances change, such as feeding or medication,...

Many horse owners are familiar with various digestive problems, especially after the summer. Sanoanimal goes into detail and offers solutions

The immune system is a complex network composed of various components, each with its specific role.

10 signals for possible internal problems. Horse owners often have a gut feeling that something is wrong - inform yourself now!

What do carrots, apples and beet pulp do to the microorganisms in the large intestine? We explain why these feeds are problematic.

Sanoanimal explains which factors cause intestinal disorders in horses and what can be done to support them.

Even if grass is still growing after summer, grazing and dry conditions can stress it. Learn more about the risks of autumn pasture.

Horses eating each other´s excrements often has serious reasons. ► Sanoanimal breaks down the most important aspects ✓

Pectins and a rapidly falling pH value in the gut - what does this have to do with spring laminitis? We explain the background.