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Could it be the time to adapt your horse’s diet to its age? Horses do not all age the same way and at the same rate, which means that their feeding program must be adapted to their health condition and should not rely solely on their age.
Proteins are essential to horses; they constitute approximately 80% of their total body structure, when water and fat are not considered. The primary role of protein is to provide the horse with the amino acids needed for growth and tissue repair.
As an athlete, its nutritional needs are higher than other horses and it’s important to make sure they are fulfilled; if not, it could lead to weight loss and other health problems.
Selenium is composed of several important enzymes, it is a powerful antioxidant.
Its main role is to protect the cellular structures against free radicals also known as metabolic waste, particularly during periods of stress.