Is 2 ounces A Day What I Should Being Supplementing?

Is 2 ounces A Day What I Should Being Supplementing?

07 Mar Dosage, General, Nutritionist Q&A Dr. Kelsey J. Nonella Ph.D., P.A.S. Leave a comment

Customer:

“I’m in Enumclaw WA and was wondering what dosage I should feed my horses with HorseGuard? I feed Timothy and Orchard grass hay from Eastern WA and they don’t graze much. I feed Hay Stack blend and supplement with Horse Guard and Flax. Is 2 oz a day the amount I should feed daily?”

Answer by Ph.D. Equine Nutritionist, Kelsey Johnson Nonella:
The dosage of Horse Guard depends on the weight of your horses. The daily dose of Horse Guard is 2 oz per 1000 lb (average weight of a horse). So if your horse is around the average weight you can feed one scoop to each horse every day.

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About Dr. Kelsey J. Nonella Ph.D., P.A.S.

Kelsey J. Nonella, Ph.D. is an equine nutritionist who was riding horses before she could walk. Her love for horses drives her to help educate people on what their horses’ needs in order to have happy, healthy horses. Kelsey went to Cal Poly receiving a Bachelor’s of Science in Animal Science and then onto West Texas A&M, where she got her Masters and eventually her Doctorates in Equine Science. At A&M, Dr. Nonella did extensive research on Selenium within horses. Click here to view her research. Kelsey’s colleagues have mentioned her as an one of the United States equine Selenium experts.
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