Health & Nutrition
3 Reasons to Feed Omega 3s
Omega 3 and Omega 6 fatty acids support many vital functions in your horse’s body. You need to feed both to keep your horse healthy, but it’s important to maintain a proper balance.
Joint Support Isn’t Just for Your Horse
When you feed your horse his daily joint supplement, you feel good knowing that you’re supporting healthy recovery from the daily wear and tear that come with training; but have you ever thought about your other four-legged friend? Your dog’s joints work hard every day too, whether it’s a morning run, a couple hours at [...]
Soundness Exam
You’ve browsed our Supplement & Horse Care Guides, talked to your vet and Googled ‘glucosamine.’ But how much do you really know about joint supplements? Put your joint savvy to the test and find out if you could be smarter about your horse’s joint health! 1. Approximately ________% of lameness problems in horses are related [...]
Give your senior exactly what he needs
Every horse’s needs change as they age, but they don’t all change in the same ways. Supporting your senior where he needs it most can keep him going strong for years to come. Not sure where to start? Check out the four sample scenarios below: SENIOR SCENARIO ONE: CLEAR AS DAY At 26, “Clearly” is [...]
Equine Allergies & Skin Health
Allergies & Skin Health An allergy is an exaggerated response from the immune system to a substance in the environment, called an allergen. Although horses can become allergic to things they eat, inhale, or touch, insect bite hypersensitivity (IBH or “sweet itch“) is extremely common this time of year. Horses that react to insect bites [...]
The Inside Scoop: Is My Horse’s Grain Enough?
You can figure out what your horse is getting from his grain – just follow these 3 easy steps! Need help? Call our experts at 1-888-818-1459. HERE’S WHAT YOU’LL NEED: • the label from your horse’s grain bag • a bucket with your horse’s normal daily ration • a scale to weigh the grain • [...]
Healthy Hydration
Dehydration can have serious consequences for any horse, any time of year. Inadequate water intake and mineral imbalances can cause fatigue, muscle stiffness and even colic.
Bugs Beware
There are very few things that you can get a room full of riders to agree on, but hating flies is definitely one of them. Fly sprays are great, but a bottle-a-week habit can really put a dent in your budget. Fortunately, supplements can help!
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beth:
I use a combo of a monthly dose of adequn and Causiquin asu. On my 22 year old -
Beth Gianakouros:
Please do not feed oral joint supplements. I fed the recommended levels to my h -
Pamela Carr:
Tildren has worked wonders for my 14 year old Thoroughbred. He acts 5 years you -
nina:
I have a 17 year old who has ring bone, bone spurs and severe arthritis. In the -
Karrie:
My horse has arthritis & possible bone spurs. I was suggested Total Joint Ca
