Anti-Inflammatory Potential of Resveratrol in Horses
Phytophenols are naturally derived, biologically active compounds found in many plant species. The phytophenol resveratrol generates a raft of bioactive benefits in humans.
Wet conditions and opportunistic bacteria combine to produce rainrot, also known as rain scald, a skin infection that can wreak mayhem on a horse’s coat.
Guidelines suggest that an average horse should be fed 1.5- 2% of its body weight per day, but some horses can eat up to 5% of their body weight while grazing good-quality pasture.