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Soaking hay before feeding is one way to lower the sugar levels, but it reduces more than sugar. - KPP
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Soaking Hay for Laminitis Treatment - HolisticHorse.com
Take Control of Laminitis in Your Horse - Expert advice on horse care and horse riding
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H - The Laminitis Site
Soaking Hay & Steaming Hay for Horses: What are the Benefits?
Kohnke's Own - Soaking Hay for Horses It is important to reduce sugar intake in horses and ponies that are overweight, 'cresty' or susceptible to Equine Metabolic Syndrome (EMS), Insulin Resistance (IR)
RVC Equine Laminitis Facts and Research
Laminitis 101 | Spillers Feeds
What is laminitis in horses? — RedMillsStore.ie
insulin resistance in horses Archives | The Feed Room
H - The Laminitis Site
Haygain UK | Laminitis: A year round concern
Hay Or Haylage For Laminitics, What Forage Should I Feed My Horse
The How and Why of Soaking Hay | Horse Journals
Does soaking hay really reduce carbohydrate content? | Category_Articles, Category_Articles New>Nutrients>Carbohydrates, Category_Articles New>Nutrients>Fibre and more | Hygain Australia Library blog
Laminitis | Advice & Information | British Horse Society (BHS)
Soaking vs steaming hay: what's best for your horse? | Horse & Country
