The Scoop: Equine Nutrition Podcast – Details, episodes & analysis

Feeding horses is getting more expensive, and it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by ads, supplements, and rising feed costs. 

In this episode, Annie shares simple, practical ways to save money without sacrificing quality. Learn how to avoid emotional spending, spot the common places owners overspend, and understand what truly matters when choosing hay, feed, and supplements. 

If you want to protect your wallet and still feed your horse well, this episode gives you a clear, big-picture strategy—without the noise or gimmicks. This is original, human-created content by Revolution Equine Nutrition, protected by copyright, and does not sell or promote any feeds or supplements. 

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 In this episode of The Scoop Equine Nutrition Podcast, host Annie Emery is joined by celebrated equine photographer Shelly Paulson for a powerful and personal conversation about muscle myopathies in horses. Shelly opens up about her journey with Cinnamon, her beloved Paint mare, who was diagnosed with a muscle disorder. Together, they explore what it’s like to navigate the ups and downs of managing a condition that’s often misunderstood. From the emotional impact to the practical strategies that made a difference, this episode offers insight, inspiration, and real-life perspective on supporting horses with complex muscle issues.

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In this episode, Annie Emery unpacks the idea of "doing your own research" when it comes to equine nutrition. She shares how to make smarter use of your resources to save money, reduce stress, and avoid costly mistakes.

 Annie offers a truly independent perspective—this podcast does not promote or sell any feeds or supplements and has no ties to commercial feed companies.

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 Welcome to The Scoop: Equine Nutrition Podcast with your host, Annie Emery. In this episode, Annie cuts through the marketing buzz to ask a big question—what does "science-backed" actually mean in the world of equine nutrition? 

With so many brands throwing around the term, it’s time to unpack the difference between real scientific evidence and clever advertising. If you've ever felt overwhelmed by claims and confused by labels, this episode is for you. 

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 Curious about ration balancers and how they fit into your horse’s diet? In Episode 24 of The Scoop – Equine Nutrition Podcast we’re diving into what they are, what they aren’t, and why so many myths surround them. This episode is packed with practical insights to help your horse thrive—without overspending or overcomplicating things. Tune in and get the scoop on smarter, science-based feeding! 

This podcast is free from any commercial affiliations with feed companies, stores, or supplement brands. 

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Episode 23 – What Does “Safe” Really Mean?

In this episode, we dig into what the word safe actually means when it comes to horse nutrition. 

We unpack common misconceptions, explain how safety is determined (and sometimes misused), and offer practical guidance to help you make confident, informed decisions. Because if you're putting something in your horse, you deserve to know the facts! 

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Join Annie Emery, an independent equine nutrition professional, as she separates fact from fiction in equine nutrition on The Scoop! Equine Nutrition Podcast. 

In this episode, Annie delves into the hot topic of iron: its role in a horse's diet, its critical functions, and common misconceptions. 

Learn about the science behind iron metabolism in horses, and how to manage iron intake without negatively impacting other essential minerals. Avoid fear and confusion by understanding the proper nutritional balance for your horse's health and performance. For more information, visit RevolutionEquineNutrition.com.

This podcast is free from all commercial associations with feed companies and brands. There are no sales of supplements or feeds, and Annie does not work for any horse feed company.

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In episode 21 of the Scoop Equine Nutrition Podcast, host Annie Emery delves into the topic of horse supplements and the regulation surrounding them. 

Annie explains what qualifies as a supplement, who regulates them in the United States, and the differences between functional and medical claims. This show is no associated with any feed brand, company or products. Annie is an independent professional and free from commercial bias. Use at you own risk

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