Strive for Peak Performance

Summit Equine Nutrition provides independent horse nutrition consulting services tailored specifically to the needs of your horse and stable.

Regardless of what you do with your horse, you want them to look, feel and perform their very best, and the foundation for all of these is the correct diet. The very best is what Summit Equine Nutrition offers.

Incorrect feed and equine supplement selection can result in sub-optimal diets which will have a negative effect on nearly every function of your horse’s body. A balanced diet is crucial to maintaining top health and performance.

Our services offer you peace of mind that all your horses nutrient needs are being optimally met.

We can help you to save money by insuring the selection of the correct horse feeds and supplements and improving your horse’s health, ultimately requiring fewer vet visits.

Throughout this website, you will find information on the services offered. Please feel free to call or email with questions or to schedule your consultation. We look forward to working with you to design the best possible diet for your horse. Thank you for visiting.
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Upcoming Events

Teleseminar May 23rd 5pm PDT, 2012
Dr. Thunes will discuss equine electrolyte needs when to give electrolytes,what they do, how to pick a good one, things that happen when horses are electrolyte depleted, how horses acclimate to temperature changes, symptoms of heat stress and other related points. And of course she will be answering your questions.

Latest News

We are now hosting teleseminars!!
We are making available to you our knowledge no matter where you are. By partnering with other equine professionals we will be bringing you the best information available on a range of health and performance topics. Our first event is on March 21st. Check out teleseminars under services for more details.

Tip of the Month

Cold season grasses like timothy, orchard, brome can accumulate very high levels of sugars in the Spring when days are sunny but night temps are below 40 degrees. This makes them particularly treacherous for horses at risk of laminitis. Learn more about the risks of spring grass here.
Transitioning From Feed To Grass

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