If you are feeding a horse that is insulin resistant for is borderline cushings, then this low card feed might be the one you are looking for. It is high in vitamins and omegas and low in carbs. I have used it with good success.

Pros: insulin resistant or cushing feed

Cons: none

We use this feed for our previously foundered mare. It gives her the nutrients she needs, but limits the carb and calories she doesn't need. We are very happy with the results we see when we use this grain

Pros: helps cushing and insulin intolerant horses

Cons: none

it is always good to keep a horses weight at a proper level but especially for a horse that has foundered. whidn is an older term for laminitis which is what took barbaro and secretariat who had it in all 4 hooves. the worse the founder the greater the pain and the best thing you can do for them is to keep their weight down so their hooves don't have to take as much of a beatig as a horse that is very overweight. i wish i knew more about the isulin problem

Pros: keeping weight down

Cons: none when used properly

this is good to help keep the horses insulin level

Pros: healthy food

Cons: none

I am pleased that the horse food industry is meeting the needs for a condition like cushings. Years ago we had very little choice in what to feed our horses, oats or sweet feed. Now we can meet the nutritional needs of the horse and any conditions that they may have. Hopefully prolonging the life of our horses for many more years of enjoyment.

Pros: Low sugar and carbs but my mare enjoys it

Cons: Nothing that I can see