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  1. Water at least 50% in volume and 300% in weight when compared every other element we feed our horse…yet few give it second thought, test for trace minerals or toxins that cause laminitis and colic like fluoride. Good topic.

    1. Water is essential and often overlooked. I am unaware of trace minerals (or lack of) or toxins in water causing laminitis. Many here in FL used carbon filters for the poor quality water. One of the basics of water is to use a clean bucket. Some buckets I see I would not drink out of. Also heated water in the very cold weather helps to increase water consumption.