The blog, home of Honos Horse Sense!

Honos Horse Sense is all about providing evidence-based equine nutrition and care strategies, in easy-to-implement forms! On the blog, you'll find How-To resources, educational articles, and collaborations with other like-minded horse people! We want to provide you with the information you want to know, so we also welcome topic requests.

Senior horse care matters. While a survey alone cannot give us the whole picture, these trends are concerning.

I adored my time in Pony Club, and got so much out of it: opportunities to learn from upper level riders, compete regionally and...

The show judge forms an impression on you and your horse as soon as you enter the ring, so let's WOW them through nutrition!

At Honos Nutrition Co., we’re passionate about horses, science, and doing the best we can do for our horses, while empowering others to...

As with any aspect of equine health, joint health is multi-factorial. Combining multiple strategies will work best to support your horse!

At Honos Nutrition Co., we’re passionate about horses, science, and doing the best we can do for our horses, while empowering others to...

We could not be more excited to start our Supporting Science-based Businesses Series off with Grace Equine Development!

It’s not an issue of owner responsibility, but of owner education. Horse owners WANT their horse to be healthy.

Protein can be a confusing topic for horse owners, and understandably so - horses don’t necessarily have a protein requirement...

Learn how to cresty neck score your horse to monitor for increased risk of insulin resistance and laminitis.

We love sharing equine science articles, and want to share some great articles that we have read lately as part of our Equine Science...

You know those nights where you're worried about giving your horse the best life you can? I've been there, and they suck - believe me, I...

How much hay should I feed my horse? What factors might influence that amount?

Survey findings help shine a light on the issue of light - and season - for this poorly understood condition.