No Hoof, No Horse: The Interplay of Care, Feeding & Management

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.

Sugar, starch, fructans & fibers affect horses very differently. Learn which carbohydrates are problematic for EMS, MIM & laminitis.

Learn why high iron levels in hay do not necessarily mean iron overload in horses. Understand NRC guidelines, absorption, and the real risks.

Learn more about laminitis: causes, signs, and what to do in an emergency. Compactly explained for quick help and targeted prevention.

Hoof oil, hoof ointment, hoof sprays & co.: what are they for? What are they for? ► Find out more in the SANOANIMAL article✓

Regular mowing reduces the risk of laminitis - fact or myth? ► Read more in our SANOANIMAL article✓

The sole of my horse´s hoof crumbles when scraping. Is this cause for concern or what else lies behind it? Sanoanimal explains...

Hoof abscesses in horses explained: Where do they come from? How do I recognise hoof abscesses and what can I do?

We explain possible causes and various treatment approaches for thrush in horses. Because this is not just a mud problem.

Laminits is a widespread disease in horses. Catch it early with these 10 warning signs to keep your horse healthy and sound.

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

Hoof soreness in horses can indicate laminitis. What are the causes behind this and how can it be treated?

Find out why short, heavily grazed pastures can pose a risk of laminitis – including information on stressed grass, sugar, endophytes and fructan.

First of all: There is no miracle cure for navicular inflammation! The treatment process is long lasting and can only be achieved through consistent measures in hoof trimming, horse keeping and equestrian use / training. The ailment known as...

If horses are still out in the pasture in the late autumn, when the nights are getting cold, the risk of laminitis becomes significantly elevated. This is particularly due to the prevalence of undetected dysbiosis in the large intestine. This...

What could indicate the onset or chronic development of laminitis in your horse? We give you 5 valuable tips for early detection.

Sulphur deficiency is often involved in these problems. If this remains undiagnosed, it can lead to serious health problems.