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Juliet Getty, Getty Nutrition
Everything starts with the gut, and how we feed our horses. Ultra-processed food, changes to soil, environmental toxins ... all have collectively caused an epidemic of nutrient deficiencies.
Read how to dump the junk, feed your horse how they're meant to be fed, and close the nutrient gap.
Rest assured we're not in any kind of allegiance with any feed company - there are no backhanders, advantages, benefits, or special deals for me here. Everything we recommend has simply been based on nearly 20-years of dedicated study and research, and always,
always for the benefit of the horse.
So why have we put together this very long section? Because it's so incredibly important. And ... it's also an absolute minefield out there.
There's so much feed spin and misinformation, sadly driven in part by commissions and nice lunches, and it's all too easy for us to get sucked into it. But it's making our horses sick.
Feed our horses how they're
meant to be fed, and they won't get sick. Simples!
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advice.
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