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For graduates of ENA I and ENA II.

Equine Nutrition Advisor III

Learn to interpret peer-reviewed journal articles — straight from two PhD nutritionists.

By this point you’ve worked through many real case studies, solved complex nutritional problems and built the judgment that makes you a trusted Advisor. This is your opportunity to understand where all of it comes from - the research itself. Navigating figures, graphs, data, statistics – this is where you start truly thinking like a scientist.

Work directly with two PhD equine nutritionists diving into the peer reviewed publications that are current to equine nutrition. Go through the scientific process, learn how to critique what you read, and understand the how and why behind scientific studies.

What you’ll

learn

nutrition research

How to read and evaluate peer reviewed equine nutrition research with a critical eye.

scientific process

How to understand the scientific process behind the data - study design, graph interpretation, what a result can and can't tell you

science vs marketing

How to separate science from marketing and what can be taken as fact from the papers

expertise

Direct instruction from two PhD nutritionists, each bringing their own experience and perspectives

About the course

This is where you build the kind of depth that sets you apart. Anyone can repeat a recommendation, far fewer can explain why the research supports it or know when it doesn't. This course turns you into an Advisor who can stand behind every recommendation with real scientific data.

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Our Testimonials

  • A woman standing in a grassy field holding a gray horse's bridle, with a wooden fence and trees in the background.

    Amber Massey

    “What began as a search to support the nutrition of my own horse became an educational journey that far exceeded my expectations when I found Dr. Rachel Mottet and Legacy Equine Nutrition.”

    Over the years, I have had the privilege of learning from Dr. Mottet and the many PhD-level professionals who have contributed to the development and growth of the program.

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  • A woman with blonde hair wearing a blue tank top standing next to a black horse with a blue halter in a natural outdoor setting.

    Lauren Birchall

    “ Dr. Mottet’s program helped me bridge the gap between academic knowledge and practical application.”

    Her teaching provided the support, structure, and guidance I needed to take that scientific foundation and apply it confidently in real-world feeding situations. The program helped me…

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