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Sanoanimal | Equine Knowledge
Everything you need to know about your horse 🐴
👩‍⚕️ Equine Health
🌱 Equine Nutrition
🤒 Equine Diseases
🏡 Horse Care & Management
https://sanoanimal.com

08/06/2026

Some investments pay off in ways that go far beyond money. ✨🐴

Many horse owners spend years trying supplements, treatments or management changes – without realising that nutrition is the foundation everything else is built on.
Understanding your horse’s metabolism, feeding needs and natural biology can change so much:

✔ more confidence
✔ better decisions
✔ fewer feeding mistakes
✔ long-term support for your horse’s wellbeing

The Sanoanimal Equine Nutritionist Training was created for horse owners and professionals who want evidence-based knowledge they can genuinely apply in everyday life.

100% online, flexible, and designed to fit around your life. 🌿
Whether you want to deepen your own understanding or turn your passion into a profession, this training gives you the tools to truly understand horses from the inside out.

📍 Join anytime
📍 No prior knowledge required
📍 Learn at your own pace

👉 https://shop.sanoanimal.com/product/equine-nutritionist-training/

19/05/2026

Apple pomace sounds harmless at first. Maybe even healthy. 🍎
After all, it contains apples.

But apple pomace is actually a by-product of juice production. Once the apples have been pressed, the leftover pulp is dried and often added to horse feed:
• because it’s an inexpensive filler
• because it suggests “an apple a day keeps the doctor away”
• and because its natural sweetness makes feed more appealing

The important point:
Apple pomace still contains quite a lot of sugar: up to 20%!

And that can be a problem, especially for metabolically sensitive horses:
• weight gain
• strain on sugar metabolism
• increased laminitis risk

Long-term feeding of sugary feeds isn’t ideal for dental health either.
Peripheral caries is becoming increasingly common in horses.

Apple pomace is also often promoted because of its pectin content. Pectins are quickly labelled as “probiotic” and “gut-friendly”.

But in horses, the picture is a bit more complex.

In the hindgut, pectins are quickly fermented by microorganisms that produce acids in the process. This can acidify the hindgut — and that’s where most health problems start.

Because:
A stable and diverse microbiome depends on the hindgut maintaining a fairly neutral pH.
If the gut environment shifts too far into the acidic range, the balance of the microbiome changes — affecting digestion, metabolism and long-term health.

So apple pomace isn’t simply “a healthy apple” in your hardfeed.
It’s a processed by-product with real effects on the gut environment and metabolism.

Our conclusion:
Not everything that sounds “natural” is automatically beneficial. And not every ingredient ends up in feed because your horse truly needs it.

Understand feed — don’t just feed. 🔍

Which ingredient should we check next?

14/05/2026

Every year you raise your hopes: “Maybe it’ll be better this time.”

And then the season starts… and so does the itching, the rubbing, the restlessness.

Many horse owners try everything they can:
– creams and lotions
– sweet itch rugs
– sometimes even injections

And yet, the pattern repeats itself — year after year.

So the question is:
👉 is sweet itch really incurable?
Or are we looking at it from a wrong angle?

Because what we see externally is often just one part of a much bigger picture.
Sweet itch is rarely just about the skin.

The immune system, metabolism and feeding all play a role in how strongly a horse reacts. And this is exactly where things start to get interesting.

🎧 In our latest podcast, we explore these connections and challenge the common assumption:
Incurable — or just not fully understood?

👉 Listen now and take a deeper look:
https://sanoanimal.com/horse/media-library/podcast/sweet-itch-a/

12/05/2026

Vet bills are rising. And when your horse keeps having "something going on", it becomes a real strain – emotionally and financially.

Digestive issues one month. Respiratory problems the next. Then skin or movement issues. You do your best, you deal with what comes up – and still the next thing follows.

What many people don't realise: these issues often don't stand alone. Digestion, metabolism and nutrition influence the body across multiple systems – including areas where symptoms only show up much later.

Understanding these connections means you can act earlier. Not to replace your vet – but to need one less often.

That's what the Equine Nutritionist Training by Sanoanimal is all about: stop just reacting. Start understanding.

🎉 The Training is open now – launched on 1 May 2026, so you can jump in at any point.

👉 All the details here:
https://shop.sanoanimal.com/product/equine-nutritionist-training/

30/04/2026

We get asked this more often than you'd think: "My horse has been burping – is that actually normal?"
The short answer: it can happen. But no, it's nothing to shrug off.

Horses aren't anatomically built to burp. When they do, it's usually a sign that massive pressure is building up in the stomach – often triggered by feeding mistakes, fermentation issues, or too much spring grass.
And that's where things can turn serious.

What most people don't realise: horses frequently show these signs long before things take a turn for the worse. They're just not always recognised for what they are.

🎧 In the latest podcast episode, Christina Fritz explains:
- why burping in horses should never be brushed off
- what's actually happening in the stomach when gas builds up
- why spring grass in particular raises the risk
- how to tell burping apart from cribbing
- which symptoms point to gastric bloating
- when to call the vet – without delay
- and how the right feeding routine can prevent it in the first place

Knowledge protects your horse – and sometimes, every minute counts.

🎧 Listen now: 👉 https://sanoanimal.com/horse/media-library/podcast/burping-in-horses-a/

29/04/2026

You want to do everything right. And yet that feeling stays: → It's just not enough.

Many horses show symptoms that seem unrelated at first glance. But here's the thing:
They're not isolated problems. They're patterns — and they're connected.

As long as you're only treating symptoms, nothing will change sustainably.

🎓 The Sanoanimal Equine Nutritionist Training teaches you to:
- Truly understand equine metabolism
- Recognize the connections behind the symptoms
- Build feeding plans that are logical and individual

For more confidence. For better decisions. For your horse.

🚨 Big news: This is the first time this training is available in English — and it starts May 1st. Spots are limited.

👉 Enroll now: https://shop.sanoanimal.com/product/equine-nutritionist-training/

20/04/2026

Many horse owners only realize it in hindsight: the signs were already there weeks ago.

When most people think of laminitis, they picture the acute emergency. But early warning signs are often present long before that – and too easily brushed off as "just an off day."

👉 Does this sound familiar?
- Your horse moves more carefully on hard or uneven ground
- It is “footy” after hoof trimming?
- It avoids tight turns or seems reluctant to turn at all
- It seems sluggish, or stops more often than usual
- It's lying down more than it used to
- Its hooves feel warmer than normal, or the digital pulse is noticeably stronger

"Just an off day" – it's an easy conclusion to jump to. And sometimes it costs precious time.

Laminitis doesn't happen overnight. It develops through metabolic changes, less than optimal diet, and how your horse is kept. Understanding these connections means you can act sooner – and catch problems before they get serious.

💡 That's exactly what we're diving into in this week's topic on sanoanimal.com:
✔️ Early warning signs explained in simple terms
✔️ Practical steps to take in an emergency
✔️ In-depth background on causes and how it all connects

👉 Read more: https://sanoanimal.com

17/04/2026

🐴 “Something just isn’t quite right…?”
Starting April 28th, Dr. Christina Fritz is going on tour across the Netherlands, Belgium & England 🇳🇱🇧🇪🇬🇧
🎤 Topic:
“The Never Quite Right Horse – Early Signs of Metabolic Trouble”
Many horses show subtle signs:
▫️ f***l water
▫️ skin issues
▫️ recurring hoof abscesses
▫️ “moody” behavior under saddle

👉 These small things are often overlooked – but they can be early warning signs of metabolic imbalance.
In this talk, you’ll learn:
✨ how to spot early warning signs
✨ what coat, hooves, eyes & behavior really reveal
✨ why modern feeding can overload the metabolism
✨ how to support your horse naturally & early on

💡 For everyone who wants to understand their horse better – before real problems begin.

📍 Find all dates & booking info via: https://shop.sanoanimal.com/tour-spring-2026/

✨ Don’t miss this opportunity to see the bigger picture, connect the dots early, and support your horse before small issues turn into real problems.

16/04/2026

Turning horses out on pasture in spring feels completely natural. But for their metabolism, it’s a big shift.

In fact, it’s one of the most critical transitions of the year – and one that’s often underestimated.

👉 What many horse owners don’t realise:
🌱 Early spring grass can be surprisingly high in sugar
→ putting real strain on the metabolism

🌱 Moving from hay to grass isn’t something the body just “handles”
→ it needs time, structure and a gradual approach

And this is exactly why laminitis doesn’t just happen out of nowhere.

🎧 In our latest podcast episode, we talk about:
– what’s actually happening during spring turnout
– the most common mistakes
– how to introduce grazing safely

👉 Listen now – https://sanoanimal.com/horse/media-library/podcast/spring-pasture-risks-a/

💡 Save this for when turnout starts.

11/04/2026

You can see it in your horse.
Something isn’t quite right.

Maybe it’s the coat.
The energy.
The behaviour.
Or just that feeling that something is “off”.

👉 And you’ve probably tried a lot already.

Different feeds.
Recommendations.
What others swear by.

…but never really found the answer.

💡 Because feeding isn’t guesswork.

It’s a system.

And once you understand it, everything starts to make sense:
✨ You recognise connections
✨ You question what you’re told
✨ You build feeding plans based on logic – not trends

👉 That’s exactly what you learn in the
Sanoanimal Equine Nutritionist training

Now available in English for the first time.
📅 Start: 1st May 2026
👉 Sign up now and be part of the welcome session

Meet the people starting with you.
Their stories.
Your network.

Because this is where it shifts from “figuring it out alone”
👉 to learning together.

📩 Register now:
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