Having a horse that refuses to eat its medication or supplements can be enough to make you pull out your hair. Here are some tips for getting those picky eaters to eat what they need to keep them happy and healthy: (more…)
A strong immune system protects your horse against a host of outside invaders, including bacteria, viruses, and parasites. A properly functioning immune system is critical to your horse’s well-being. Here are some tips on supporting your horse’s immune system. (more…)
From West Nile virus to eastern and western equine encephalomyelitis to general irritation, mosquitos can cause a host of issues on your farm. Here are some prevention tips. (more…)
Proper muscle function is imperative to top performance — this is true of all athletes, whether they be equine or human. Here are ways you can support your horse’s muscles so they stay in top shape. (more…)
We’ve been running a series on managing horses with metabolic issues. As a follow up to that, here are some recommended supplements for those horses. (more…)
Spring is the time when horses with metabolic issues often struggle. Here are some supportive management practices that can help out your horse with PPID (Cushings) or Equine Metabolic Syndrome (EMS): (more…)
No matter what the season, when horses work hard they produce heat and sweat. Properly cooling down your horse will ensure he stays sound and healthy. Read on to learn more: (more…)
Can you spot the difference between PPID and EMS? Here are some tell-tale signs of each. (Remember, always involve your veterinarian if you suspect an issue with your horse so that it can be treated properly!)(more…)
A horse’s nutritional needs change as they age. Consuming, digesting and absorbing enough calories and nutrients becomes more difficult for the senior horse. Here are some tips on feeding the senior horse:
Getting a picky eater to actually eat their food — let alone their supplements! — can be frustrating. Here’s a quick tip from our friends at Kentucky Performance Products to help you get your picky eater munching away. (more…)
