supplements

Ahh Fall, the changing of the seasons, and the drop in the temperatures are finally here! Unfortunately, Fall is also a common time for horses to struggle with dehydration and adjustment to new forages. Times of changing weather often trigger colic for many horses. Here are a few of our favorite products to help prevent...

A focused horse is one that is obedient. They’re listening to their rider’s aids and ready to perform. You could say they’re calm and collected. It doesn’t matter what discipline you ride, you want your horse focused on you. Many horses never reach their full potential because they’re too anxious or stressed. These horses are...

Feed-through supplements that contain ingredients to control insects are a must this spring and summer! In many areas, the winter was mild, which will make bugs terrible this year. You can protect your horse from flies and other pesky insects with a good strategy. This should include fly traps, spray repellents, masks, and supplements. Insect...

If you could add a supplement to your horse’s regimen to encourage recovery and performance, why wouldn’t you?! The supplement world can seem daunting, but thankfully we’ve narrowed the field down to five of our favorite recovery supplements for maximum recovery. Horse XL Supplement Equinety $99.99 on Amazon Equinety works to target a horse’s individual...

In a perfect world, hay and grass would be enough to keep your horse healthy. That’s not always the case though. Supplements are often needed to balance your horse’s diet. Factors like poor quality pasture and intense work can cause a horse to lack essential vitamins and minerals. It’s your responsibility to make sure they...

More and more horse owners are turning toward holistic alternatives, including their horse’s diet. What you should feed and how often are big questions. It’s best to look at how your horse’s digestive system works and build their diet around that. A Holistic Approach Dr. Angelique Barbara shares a short video on some basic guidelines...

Some horses are nervous by nature, while others have triggers that set them off. Whatever the case, you can develop a good strategy to help you handle anxious energy. Your horse can see you as a person of comfort and security. You can ease their tension and get them focused back on you. Try some...