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EEHNC - European Equine Health and Nutrition Congress
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EEHNC - Congress - Ghent, 2006

By: European Equine Health and Nutrition Congress
Venue:
Ghent, Belgium
Date:
MAR 18, 2006
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    Equine

    Pre- and Probiotics: Potentials for Equine Practice

    Julliand V.
    MAR 18, 2006
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    • EN
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    Bioavailability of Minerals in the Horse

    Kienzle E.
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    Zorn N.
    MAR 18, 2006
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    Factors Affecting Glycaemic Index of Feeds for Horses

    Vervuert I.
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    Coenen M.
    MAR 18, 2006
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    Electrolytes, Cations and Anions in the Performance Horse

    Topliff D.
    MAR 18, 2006
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    Use of the Herb Gynostemma Pentaphyllum and the Blue-green Algae Spirulina Platensis in Horses

    Kellon E.M.
    MAR 18, 2006
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    About the Organization

    The impact of nutrition on the equine athlete is often underestimated, although the condition of the horse and its performance are often related to feed. Many efforts have been made to understand equine nutritional physiology. Interactions with human research and findings in the bio-industry have contributed to the understanding within the horse community.

    Still many questions remain unanswered. The discussion about the potential health effects of feed should be continued, especially in relation to sport performance, training and well-being of the horse. The relations between breed, prevention, cure, metabolism, feeding habits and nutrition still have many areas of discussion. Practical experience and scientific research should combine their efforts in finding solutions to pending problems.

    A group of individuals, institutions and companies has set up a multidisciplinary approach to understand the influence of feed on equine health. The organizing committee invites all researchers, veterinarians, universities, feed industry, nutritionists, pharmaceutical and nutraceutical industry, breeders, professional horse men/women and their co-workers, sport federations and educative institutions to participate in this learning process.

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    Driesstraat 14
    2811 Hombeek
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    David van Doorn
    Website
    https://www.equine-congress.com
    Phone
    +32 (0) 9 242 82 29
    Email
    D.A.vanDoorn1@uu.nl
    EEHNC - Virtual congress  - Ghent, 2021
    EEHNC - European Equine Health and Nutrition Congress

    The impact of nutrition on the equine athlete is often underestimated, although the condition of the horse and its performance are often related to feed. Many efforts have been made to understand equine nutritional physiology. Interactions with human research and findings in the bio-industry have contributed to the understanding within the horse community. A group of individuals, institutions and companies has set up a multidisciplinary approach to understand the influence of feed on equine health. 

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