Book - Rashid and Purzelst 31 Golden Rules for Happy Feeding

"Rashid and Purzel's 31 Golden Rules for Happy Feeding" is a beginner's book on the subject of horse feeding. Beyond any feeding chichi, it deals with the core issues of horse nutrition: understanding and respecting the horse, its needs and its special requirements for feeding and keeping. But also with the owner's responsibility towards the animal. It doesn't take much to feed a horse healthily. Theoretically at least. The closer you look, the more complex the subject becomes. But this book is about the basics. About the first knowledge you need to have about horse nutrition. This book is written for people who have really never dealt with it before. Maybe because the topic of nutrition is completely new or because it is the first time they have really had contact with horses. It is a book for couples, one of whom rides and the other doesn't, for dads and mums, for horse owners who have not been interested so far or who are simply not ready yet. A book for young and old riders. For those who don't do the math and those who are ignorant. For glitter saddle cloth buyers and Icelandic jumper knitters. For the serious and the fun-loving. Because we have one thing in common: we all have to feed our horses sensibly. We want them to stay healthy and grow old. Constanze Röhm has been running "Unabhängige Futterberatung und wissenschaftlicher Dienst" since 2006 and is currently the largest scientific advisor for horse nutrition and health issues in the German-speaking world. She teaches, lectures and lectures to several thousand horse owners, stable operators, therapists and veterinarians every year through talks, seminars and webinars. Her blog and columns reach thousands of loyal readers every month. She lived and studied in the Netherlands and England for several years and graduated with an MSc Equine Science. As a lecturer, she taught at an institute of Wageningen University, among others. In addition to the webinars and seminars, as well as the on-site consultation, consultation is now also possible by telephone and online transmission, in order to offer the greatest possible service to clients in remote areas. The majority of clients are located in German-, Dutch- and English-speaking Europe. In addition to individual counselling, seminars and webinars, the already published books "Purzel speckt ab!" and "Rashid hat Kotwasser" fill a gap in current equine literature between scientific treatise and edutainment