Let’s talk hindgut and why we need to keep it healthy
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The hindgut is all about fermentation. Keeping the hindgut happy is critical to a healthy horse.
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March ‘Mare’ Madness: 4 ingredients to look for when picking a supplement
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Do you have a mare that seems to be possessed when spring comes? Yeah, I feel you. One of our mares w
Why is tall fescue grass dangerous for horses?
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Why is tall fescue grass dangerous for horses? Actually, it’s not the grass that is dangerous.
Are you feeding the wrong Omega-3 supplement?
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The goal of feeding omega-3 fatty acids is to reduce the body's own natural inflammation response.
Does my horse have a magnesium deficiency?
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Magnesium is an important element in your horse’s diet. Magnesium is used in muscle contraction and
Is your horse getting enough salt?
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If your horse is on quality pasture or hay, odds are it’s getting an adequate amount of nearly ever
There is a silent danger lurking in your pasture
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Spring Grass might look super healthy, but it can be a silent killer for horses. I always look forwar
Hay! How much? How often?
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Failure to feed horses correctly can lead to devastating conditions such as colic and laminitis. &nbs
