Ticks are more than just a creepy, crawly nuisance—they can be hazardous to the health of your horse, transmitting a variety of serious diseases. Luckily, we’ve got three simple steps to help you avoid troublesome ticks. Step 1: Protect your…

We’ve all had those days where we get on our horses and hope that it won’t be one of “those” rides again. Luckily, there’s more you can do than start your rides with your fingers crossed! We’ve identified three of…

Our SmartCombo line makes it easy to give your horse ingredients to support his joints, hooves, hindgut, and more with one simple supplement that saves you up to 25% every month. Learn more about our SmartCombo formulas

How it works: Probiotics are microscopic organisms that help break down food in the hindgut and are responsible for the production of energy and some vitamins. Prebiotics are sources of non-digestible, soluble fiber that serve as food for probiotics, keeping…

Colic is a potentially deadly and unfortunately common condition that affects horses of all ages, breeds, and disciplines. In fact, the American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) estimates 900,000 horses will colic each year in the U.S. alone. But with…

How it works: Calcium and magnesium help neutralize the gastric acid that your horse’s stomach is constantly producing. L-Glutamine and sea buckthorn help support the integrity and resilience of stomach lining. Lecithin protects gastric tissue by forming a barrier between…

How it works to support circulation: Arginine supports healthy blood flow, which is a key component of maintaining hoof health because the strength of your horse’s hooves depends on nourishment that begins with good circulation. Herbs like yucca, turmeric, and…

How it works: Collagen is the main structural protein found in connective tissues like tendons and ligaments. Silica has been shown to help maintain the strength of tendons and ligaments. Grape seed extract and vitamin C support cellular health through…

How it works: Glucosamine supports the production of new cartilage, which acts as a cushion between joints. Chondroitin sulfate stimulates the production of hyaluronic acid and proteoglycans, which are integral components of your horse’s joints. In addition, it inhibits the…

Colic is a potentially deadly and unfortunately common condition that affects horses of all ages, breeds, and disciplines. Switching types or feeding a new cut of hay can increase your horse’s chance of developing colic by 10 times. Changes in…

FOR YOUR (SK)INFORMATION Your horse’s skin is a master multi-tasker. It’s his first line of defense against injury, insects, infections, and more. It helps with thermoregulation by activating the sweat glands when it gets too hot and puffing up the…

Your horse was designed to spend his days roaming and grazing, thriving on the nutrients found in fresh grass. But since acres of pasture can be hard to come by, most horse owners turn to hay to meet their horses’…

Because your horse was designed to spend his days roaming outside, he is naturally equipped with tools to keep himself warm when the temperatures start cooling down. Here, we’ll take a look at what your horse does to stay warm,…