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Diseases in horses that have a nutrition or nutritional management cause or component

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  • Description:
    This is the fourth of a 4-part series on feeding the horse, presented by internationally recognized and leading equine nutrition consultant Dr. Steve Jackson.

    In this segment the focus will turn to the impacts of nutrition - from deficiency to excess of nutrients - on the health and productivity of horses. Discussion will include:

    - How to identify whether health problems are due to management or the feed
    - Nutritional excesses as a cause of disease in the horse
    - Taking ownership of the health of horses
    - Most common diseases that have a nutritional component including: equine metabolic syndrome, PPID or Cushings Syndrome, nutritional secondary hyperparathyroidism, myositis (recurrent exertional rhabdomyolysis, polysaccharide storage myopathy), hyperkalemic periodic paralysis, fescue toxicity, and developmental orthopedic disease

    Running time: 68 mins plus 9 mins of Q and A

    Fee: $36 or Free for Premium Membership subscribers
  • Sponsor: VetVine
  • Presenter(s): Stephen G. Jackson, PhD
  • Fee (Basic Membership): $36