Equine Nutrition Australasia (ENA)

Equine Nutrition Australasia (ENA) A dedicated equine feedmill in manufacturing rice bran based feed.

Rice bran is an excellent source of energy, rich in vitamins and minerals such as Niacin, Iron, Thiamin, Vitamin B-6, Potassium, Fiber, Phosphorus and Magnesium. It contains “Gamma Oryzanol”, a unique and naturally occurring “antioxidant” which helps to protect cell membranes from damage that can occur during strenuous exercise. “Gamma Oryzanol” is reported to have muscle building properties in ho

rses and other animal species. Our feeds are manufactured from stabilized rice bran using the latest steam extrusion technology, increasing feed digestibility in the horse’s small intestine and preserving nutrient value. This facility was originally accredited by AQIS (Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service) now known as DAWR (Department of Agriculture & Water Resources) in 2009 for complying with the stringent standards in its manufacturing set-up, steam extrusion process as well as quality control from raw material to its finished products. We produce wide range of feeds using premium quality Stabilized Rice Bran (SRB) blended with vitamins and minerals to fulfil every need of the horse industry. Formulated in Australia by reputable nutritionists, we bring to you top quality feeds suitable for all types of disciplines - racing, breeding, spelling and competitions. In 2008, ENA was awarded the prestigious ‘BETA International Award for Innovation’ in United Kingdom.

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Polyacrylamide hydrogels (PAHGs), introduced recently into the osteoarthritis treatment landscape, are classified as medical devices rather than medication.

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Researchers determined that advanced assisted reproductive techniques do not negatively affect neonatal health parameters.

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Researchers reported that supplementing with fish oil alone benefits horses with neutrophilic asthma even without reducing dust exposure.

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Grooming is far more than a surface-level chore; it is your first opportunity to influence your horse’s biomechanics.

What happens when you address the ventral midline? This area along the underside of the belly is a key neurological trigger point. In practice, specific stimulation here activates a reflex contraction of the re**us abdominis: the foundation of the thoracic sling. As the core engages, the back lifts. This is a proven biomechanical response that primes the body for healthy movement.

At Eqclusive, we view grooming as a sequence for regulation. By using our deep-action brushes along the midline, you are not just lifting debris; you are encouraging a physical 'lift' in posture. This transition from skin interface to deep tissue response is the hallmark of functional grooming.

A regulated horse is a balanced horse. Functional excellence begins with the intent behind every stroke.

Do you notice a postural shift when grooming the underside? Save this for your next session and message me for advice, or comment your horse’s colour below to find your specific system. To master these triggers, read ‘The Regulated Horse’ ebook.

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You get the call… nail in the foot. Owner already pulled it out.

That’s where things often go sideways. You lose the tract, and now you’re guessing how close you were to synovial structures.

I’ve learned to slow it down. Leave the object in, image first if you can, and be deliberate about finding that tract. Sharp knives, careful exploration, and choosing the right contrast study matters more than speed at that point.

Miss the depth or synovial involvement, and you’re chasing infection.

Handle it methodically, and you give that horse a real shot.

Next time you get that call, what’s your first instruction? Read more below.

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Roughages (Forage)
🐎 🐴 🏇 available from Mitavite Asia (MA) comprise North American Hays of Timothy Grass & Alfalfa (Lucerne) Legume. Available in Single & Double Compressed variants from North America 🌎
Wheaten & Lucerne Chaffs from Australia 🇦🇺
Reputable Suppliers - Quality Products - Available from Mitavite Asia in Malaysia 🇲🇾

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Grooming is a biological dialogue between tool and tissue, not a surface-level chore. In my system, true regulation begins with the critical shift from 'Opener' to 'Organizer' phases.

The 'Opener' prepares the skin interface and follicles. The 'Organizer' then influences deeper layers, managing the mid-depth coat and fascia glide. This transition moves the horse from external cleaning to internal relaxation.

By following this sequence, you aren’t just smoothing hair; you are signalling purposeful rhythm to the horse’s nervous system. The order of your brushes is what defines the result.

Join thousands who have transformed their routine with 'The Regulated Horse' eBook and discover more on our new podcast.

What colour is your horse? Let me know below.

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Ever heard of green lipped mussel?

Learn more about this safe, potent, research proven, omega 3 anti-inflammatory and the benefits found in horses (without the negative side effects of long term NSAID use!)

Webinar- https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Geh8JVn3-Bo&ra=m

Note that processing method plays a major role in potency. The trial referenced in horses used a high inclusion rate due to the specific manufacturing process of the ingredient. Using a more effective processing method can allow for lower inclusion rates while achieving similar results.

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Gopeng
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