Soaking your horse's hay
Soaking hay before feeding is one way to lower the sugar levels, but it reduces more than sugar. - KPP
Buy The Original Hay Soaker | Original Organics Ireland
Feeding horses with laminitis — what should you do?
RVC Equine Laminitis Facts and Research
Jenny Austin's Equine Services Articles - Laminitis Recovery Diet
Does soaking hay really reduce carbohydrate content? | Category_Articles, Category_Articles New>Nutrients>Carbohydrates, Category_Articles New>Nutrients>Fibre and more | Hygain Australia Library blog
Haygain UK | Laminitis in Horses: What Every Horse Owner Needs to Know, Part Two
FAQ's on our Care-Line to do with Laminitis | Spillers Feeds
Picking Hay for Sugar/Starch Sensitive Horses - KPP
Soaking hay | Laminitis : Understanding, Cure, Prevention
Soaking Hay for Laminitis Treatment - HolisticHorse.com
Laminitis 101 | Spillers Feeds
Soaking vs steaming hay: what's best for your horse? | Horse & Country
Does Soaking Hay Really Reduce Carbohydrate Content? - Horses and People
Laminitis | Advice & Information | British Horse Society (BHS)
Feeding the Laminitic horse or Pony - Irish Horse Welfare Trust
H - The Laminitis Site
What is laminitis in horses? — RedMillsStore.ie
Cold Weather - The Laminitis Site
insulin resistance in horses Archives | The Feed Room
How Long Should you Soak Your Horse's hay for? | Equisense - Blog
Take Control of Laminitis in Your Horse - Expert advice on horse care and horse riding
Soaking Hay for Horses - Riding Equine Vets
The How and Why of Soaking Hay | Horse Journals
Kohnke's Own - Soaking Hay for Horses It is important to reduce sugar intake in horses and ponies that are overweight, 'cresty' or susceptible to Equine Metabolic Syndrome (EMS), Insulin Resistance (IR)
