Articles and Research Mentioning Vitamin E
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Why vitamin E is critical for horses- written by Hannah Arington
Equine degenerative myeloencephalopathy: prevalence, impact, and management
Vitamin E depletion is associated with subclinical axonal degeneration in juvenile horses
Understanding EDM/eNAD in Horses
How to Test a Horse for Vitamin E Deficiency
Neurologic conditions in the sport horse
Disease Du Jour: Equine Muscle Disorders
Should you supplement your horse's hay based diet?
Feeding The Healthy Senior Horse
Neurological Examination in the Horse
Diagnosing Neurological Disorders
Neurological Link To Vitamin Deficiency
Association between plasma vitamin E concentration and the risk of equine motor neuron disease
Warmbloods Today Magazine: Vitamin E (Go to page 29)
Nutrition and Recovery for Eventing (and Other Hard-Working) Horses
Why Your Horse Needs Vitamin E
Feeding Horses without Pasture
Supplementing Horses With Vitamin E
Understanding the Consequences of Vitamin E Deficiency
We Analyzed 6,515 Equine Diets in 2021 – Here’s What We Learned
How To Feed Performance Horses on a Budget
Gastric Ulcers? Consider Antioxidant Support for Your Horse
West Nile Virus and Your Horse
The Importance of Vitamin E in the Horse’s Diet
What Does Vitamin Deficiency in Horses Look Like?
Form of Vitamin E Supplementation Affects Oxidative and Inflammatory Response in Exercising Horses
Importance Of Vitamin E In The Equine Diet
Vitamin E and the Performance Horse – A Winning Combination
How to Diagnose Equine Degenerative Myeloencephalopathy in Sport Horses
Equine Degenerative Myeloencephalopathy
Equine degenerative myeloencephalopathy: prevalence, impact, and management
AAEP 2021: EDM Causes Poor Performance in Horses
Is My Horse Neurologic or Lame?
When Every Option Feels Awful: Struggling With An Impossible Decision for a Dangerous Horse
Genetic Testing Options for Horses
Urine Test Developed for Vitamin-E-Related Disease Screening
Marker Tested for IDing Neurologic Disease in Horses
Small but Essential: Vitamins and Minerals Your Horse Needs
Horse-Sense: Vitamin E Deficiency
Foal Neurologic Exams: Steps and Signs of Disease
Vitamin E deficiency and decreased serum immunoglobulin concentrations in a population of donkeys
4 equine diseases linked to vitamin E deficiency
Equine Nutritional Deficiencies: Hair Analysis vs. Bloodwork
How to Effectively Supplement Horses With Vitamin E
Nutritional Diseases of Horses and Other Equids
ProRodeo News- Bucking Horse WIth Vitamin E Deficiency
Tips for Feeding Late-Term Broodmares
Nutritional Challenges in the Dressage Horse
Barrel Horse News- Nutrition Nuggets
What is recommended in terms of vitamins for hooves that are weak and crumbly?
Vermont Equine Hospital: Vitamin E Deficiency
Is Muscle Disease Contributing to a Horse’s Poor Performance?
When Do Horses Need Vitamin E?
Clinical Manifestations of Equine Motor Neuron Disease in Two Midwest Horses
Best Practices for Cool-Down and Recovery
Vitamin E and Selenium: What’s the Relationship?
When in Drought: Horses and Vitamin E
Video: Neuroaxonal Dystrophy in Quarter Horses
Grain Quality And Your Horse`s Feed
Shivers Info from the University of Minnesota Equine Center
Feeding For Immunity
The Case for Vitamin E Supplementation
Equine Motor Neuron Disease (UC DAVIS)
Equine Motor Neuron Disease: Causes, Treatment & Vitamin E Supplementation
Videos of Equine Motor Neuron Disease: BEFORE - Video 1 / Video 2 and AFTER- Video
Equine Motor Neuron Disease Video
Equine motor neuron disease in 2 horses from Saskatchewan
Equine Motor Neuron Disease in Kansas
Case Report on Multiple Issues in Horse with Equine Motor Neuron Disease
Video: Why testing you horse's vitamin E status is important.
Vitamin E Helps Keep Horse Muscles Healthy
Nutrition Research in spotlight at Equine Science Symposium
vitamin E-responsive muscle atrophy and weakness
Poor performance in the horse: Diagnosing the non-orthopaedic causes
Subarachnoid hemorrhage and axonal degeneration after C1-C2 cervical centesis in 2 horses
The influence of vitamin E on immune function and response to vaccination in older horses
Vitamin E Research with Morgan Horses at Miner Institute
Transcriptome profiling of equine vitamin E deficient neuroaxonal dystrophy
Piecing Together The Performance Horse Puzzle
Awesome Antioxidants and How They Help Horses
10 Things You Might Not Know About Equine Neurology
Guide to an Outrageously Shiny Equine Coat
Equine Medicine and Management, Care for the Older Horse (Page 2)
Oxygen Deprivation in Newborn Foals
Planning your horse’s winter diet
Vitamin Concerns in the Winter
How To Prevent Nutrient Deficiencies During Winter
Munching Through the Snow: A Vet Talks Winter Nutrition for Your Horse
Fatal Myocardial Degeneration in an Adult Quarter Horse with Vitamin E Deficiency
Equine Nutrition New Year’s Resolutions
Antioxidant support for your equine athlete
A Veterinarian’s Tips for Maximizing Longevity and Soundness
Trail Riding First Aid Part 5: Tying Up
Tying Up and Hydration: How to Get a Horse to Drink
Brushing Up on Tying Up in Horses
Nutritional Challenges in The Dressage Horse- See Page 10
Neuroaxonal Dystrophy in a mule
Support your foal’s weaning process with the right diet
PPID Progression Can be Slowed Down
The vitamin that may help prevent PPID
5 Points to Help Veterinarians Diagnose EPM
POLYSACCHARIDE STORAGE MYOPATHY
PSSM- Sometimes, You Need to Look for Zebras
Rural Heritage Vet Clinic- EPSM
NOTE:
The antioxidant mineral Selenium is a popular topic in equine nutrition today. We are commonly asked why our product does not contain Selenium. The simple answer is that too much can be very dangerous, even deadly. Above all, we wanted our product to be safe.
As this article explains (Click HERE for Link), much of the Midwest has soils containing adequate Selenium. Adding more of this nutrient to a diet with already moderate to high levels can pose serious health risks. If you are concerned about your horse's Selenium status, we recommend consulting your veterinarian and sending a blood test for analysis. We also advise caution when feeding multiple supplements or concentrates with added Selenium as this could pose a toxicity risk.