Courses
Where horse people come to learn about equine nutrition.
Enjoy a judgement-free zone where you can learn as it fits your schedule, and get the uncomplicated, science-backed strategies that will allow your horse to thrive.
Balanced nutrition for life
Equine Nutrition Essentials
Go from spending countless hours ‘researching’ nutrition online to learning the current, unbiased, science-backed content that you actually need to know.
You may be wondering, “Will I need to make spreadsheets? …go through hours of number crunching? …have an advanced working knowledge of chemistry and math to do this?”
No. Not even close.
All you need is a willingness to learn and be a student! This is real, balanced nutrition and it isn’t as complicated as you think. Join the thousands of others who have been taught by Dr. Mottet and have successfully applied these principles to promote health and longevity in their horses.
The career you’ve dreamed of
Equine Nutrition Advisor I
Pair your passion for helping horses and your love of equine nutrition to embark on a new career path. Whether you want this to be a part-time offering or your full-time job, this course brings you the nutrition education, entrepreneurial skillset, and the advising career blueprint that you need to do this successfully.
If you are like many others, you may have believed that you need an advanced degree to do this work. Here’s a surprise… you don’t! What you do need is the right mentor, community and a very specific knowledge base (the stuff you won’t actually find in a textbook) in order to be successful at this.
All of the tools you need are here waiting for you.
Imagine adding yourself in the growing list of individuals of Certified Legacy Equine Nutrition Advisors. Fill out an application today and find out if this is the right path for you!
Next level nutrition
Equine Nutrition Advisor II
Upon successful completion of ENA I individuals may enroll in ENA II.
The case studies become harder, students present a case study as part of their proficiency assignment, the topics are more in depth, and the focus shifts to supplements and complex nutritional situations.