Dr. Nicole Rambo and Heather focus on an older gelding in a lesson program experiencing topline loss and moodiness. The hosts explore potential causes, emphasizing the importance of nutrition. They recommend addressing the horse's dietary needs with a ration balancer and Constant Comfort Plus for gastric support, leading to noticeable improvements in the horse's behavior and condition after 60 days. The episode underscores the necessity of comprehensive nutritional consultations and follow-ups to achieve optimal equine health.

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Dr. Nicole Rambo and Sarah discuss essential nutritional strategies for post-exercise recovery in horses. They delve into the importance of high-quality proteins, amino acids like lysine, and adequate calorie intake for muscle repair. The episode also covers the significance of antioxidants such as Vitamin E and Selenium, hydration, electrolyte replenishment, and holistic nutritional plans to support performance horses. Additionally, they highlight the importance of consistent nutrition, cooling down, and active recovery for optimal health and performance.

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Dr. Nicole Rambo and equine specialist Heather discuss the case of a 7-year-old quarter horse preparing for trail riding season. They delve into diet adjustments needed for transitioning from winter to summer, focusing on maintaining weight and muscle mass.

Key topics include the differences in dietary requirements for off-season and peak trail season, dealing with hyperactivity linked to sweet feeds, and the importance of matching diet to the horse's workload. They also touch on additional considerations like gut health and electrolyte supplementation for horses engaging in intense weekend rides. Listeners are encouraged to reach out with their unique equine cases via phone, email, or social media.

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This episode delves into the nutritional needs of horses across various riding disciplines, from eventing and dressage to racing and western pleasure. They discuss how to balance the dietary requirements for different types of energy, muscle support, and recovery while considering individual horse variations. The podcast reassures listeners that customization is key and offers personalized feeding plans to optimize performance and health. Tune in for expert advice on feeding strategies tailored to your horse's specific discipline.

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Dr. Nicole Rambo and equine specialist Heather delve into Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis (EPM) in horses. They address a customer's concern about whether EPM can be contracted from feed, explore the causes, symptoms, diagnostics, and treatment of EPM, and discuss the likelihood of feed contamination. They also provide insights on long-term management, nutritional support, and practical ways to minimize EPM risk.

The episode wraps up with practical feeding tips for horses that have had EPM and invites listeners to reach out with their questions and case studies. 

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Dr. Nicole Rambo and Sarah discuss the transition of horses onto spring pasture grasses. The conversation covers the importance of careful planning and monitoring during this period, including reasons for caution, the physiological and mental changes in horses, and effective transition schedules. They also delve into factors such as weather fluctuations and how they impact grass sugars, as well as specific advice for managing horses with metabolic disorders or prone to laminitis. Throughout the discussion, they offer practical tips and strategies for balancing hay and grass, ensuring a gradual transition to minimize digestive issues and potential complications.

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This week Dr. Rambo and Heather discuss recent updates to some of Tribute's best-selling equine feeds. They introduce two new technologies, Uptake Technology and Constant Comfort Technology, aimed at improving nutrient absorption and supporting gastric health. They provide insights into the benefits of probiotics, digestive enzymes, and phospholipids included in the new formulations.

The episode also covers updated research findings and specific product modifications, including the molasses and flax removal from the Essential K feed to cater to horses with specific dietary needs. Listeners are encouraged to reach out for personalized equine feeding plans tailored to their horses' unique needs. 

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Dr. Nicole Rambo and Equine Specialist Sarah discuss the importance of supporting horses nutritionally during conditioning. They begin by defining equine conditioning and its impact on different horse body systems, detailing how various types of fitness demand customized conditioning programs. They explore the genetic advantages of certain breeds like Thoroughbreds and the significance of muscle fiber types.

The conversation delves into the nutritional requirements of horses through different levels of conditioning, distinguishing between hard and easy keepers and outlining key nutrients for muscle development and endurance. Practical advice is given for creating a balanced diet throughout a conditioning program, emphasizing the importance of monitoring body condition and potential underlying health issues. The episode wraps up with tips on the transition from basic conditioning to performance-level feeding.

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In this episode, the discussion is on a case study on Lyme disease in horses. Dr. Rambo and Heather focus on a nine-year-old quarter horse undergoing treatment for Lyme disease, highlighting nutritional strategies and supportive care to manage the disease. Key points include understanding Lyme disease transmission and symptoms, diagnostic methods, treatment protocols, and the importance of balanced nutrition to support the horse's immune system and overall health. The conversation also covers practical advice on supplementing with specific nutrients and maintaining gut health during antibiotic treatment. Listeners are encouraged to reach out with their case studies and questions. 

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In this episode, the focus is on debunking myths and affirming facts related to insulin resistance in horses. This episode covers a comprehensive 'fact or fiction' game, addressing key issues such as the relationship between insulin resistance, laminitis, and founder, appropriate feeding practices, the impact of exercise, and the hereditary factors of metabolic disorders. Key takeaways include the complexities of managing diet, the significance of regular testing for hay and horses, and the role of specific breeds in predisposition to insulin resistance.

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