Feeding Rosehip? What to Know Before You Add PEA Not for competition horses. For the other half. In short: Rosehip is a fruit that supplies vitamin C and plant antioxidants. PEA (palmitoylethanolamide) is a fatty acid compound your horse already makes in its own body. They are different substances, so one does not replace the […]
Continue readingRosehips for Horses: What They Are, How to Feed Them, and What the Research Shows In short: Rosehips are the fruit of the wild rose. Horse owners feed them as a natural source of vitamin C and plant antioxidants. A common amount is a handful (30 to 40 g) of dried hips a day, or […]
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PEA in Horses: A Look at the Early Research Palmitoylethanolamide (PEA) is a fatty acid compound that horses make naturally. Published research on PEA in horses is at an early stage. The main paper is a 2020 report in the journal Animals (Gugliandolo and colleagues). It followed four horses and had no control group. A […]
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