Book
Natural Feeding for Horses: As the first book of its kind, Natural Feeding for Horses introduces a step-by-step feeding system based on how horses live in nature. Aside from fulfilling your horse’s specific nutritional requirements, Natural Feeding supports the fundamental physical and psychological needs of horses, thereby helping to keep your horse happier and healthier for longer. Integrating scientific findings, Natural Feeding also helps to prevent serious health problems such as colic, laminitis and stereotypic behaviour.
Magazine articles
- For PETS International: Fruit and veg in pet food: formulations, claims and safe use February 2024 – Page 52-53
- For PETS International: Pet food labeling and preservative use October 2023 – Page 34-35
- For PETS International: The role of emulsifiers and stabilizers in wet pet food April 2023 – Page 18-19
- For PETS International: Fats, much more than just a bad reputation
- For PETS International: Boosting joint health – supplements for pets
- For PETS International: The world of citrus fiber in pet food
- For PETS International: Humanised pet meal trends
- For Trouw Nutrition: Feeding the Future
PETS International
Cracking the secret: eggshell membrane in pet food
Could the natural extraction of this highly functional membrane for its use in pet nourishment capitalize on nutritional trends and…
PETS International
Beyond the bowl: table scraps and canine nutrition
Supplementing a complete pet diet with various ‘extras’ – whether homemade or shop-bought – is common, but the practice can…
PETS International
The evolving landscape of extrusion
Pet food has progressed significantly in recent times, with the process of extrusion required to accommodate new developments. European pet…
Horse Magazine
Q&A Horse Nutrition
Why won’t she eat up? My Thoroughbred is easily distracted from her feed, and won’t eat up if there’s something…
Horse Magazine
Natural instinct
Discover how following a more natural feeding regime can make your horse healthier and happier, says equine nutritionist Alexandra Wesker…
Horse Magazine
Starch: friend or foe?
High levels of starch can cause behavioural issues and weight problems. Nutritionist Alexandra Wesker looks at how to limit it…