Blogs about: Horse Nutrition
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Why do horses crib?
Often people think that horses crib due to boredom. In reality, horses crib to help with pain most commonly from ulcers. Cribbing does two things: Cribbing releases endorphins which are the most pow… more →
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New Product at The Farm Store
wrote 20 hours ago: SiMPLEFEEDER is an exceptional cost effective aid for the digestive system of your horse, improving … more →
Variety is the spice of life!
wrote 1 week ago: One of my small obsessions is watching my horses eat. I love the way they pick and choose so careful … more →
Oil and Horses
wrote 2 weeks ago: Although feeding fat to horses is often a topic of debate, recent research indicates that feeding fa … more →
Why do horses crib?
wrote 2 months ago: Often people think that horses crib due to boredom. In reality, horses crib to help with pain most … more →
Diving Headfirst into Nutrition
wrote 3 months ago: Steven got me a book on horse nutrition for Christmas. Boy, did he not know what he was getting hims … more →
Supplementing the Neurologic Horse
wrote 3 months ago: Do you have a horse struggling with EPM, ataxia, West Nile Virus, EHV-1 or Lyme Disease? Many neurol … more →
The J-Herb
wrote 3 months ago: Jiaogulan, scientifically known as, Gynostemma pentaphyllum is a vine indigenous to mountainous area … more →
Laminitis - a bloody awful issue
wrote 3 months ago: “The clinical signs of acute laminitis, including a bounding digital pulse and increased hoof … more →
May I present... Lysine, the Limited
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wrote 4 months ago: “Lysine supports immune function and is the most important essential amino acid in horses. … more →
Let's talk about foxtail...
wrote 4 months ago: I’ve been a little MIA from posting because Steven and I have been scurrying about for the pas … more →
I'd like some E please ... with a dash of A, B, G and D!
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wrote 4 months ago: Vitamin E is the primary fat soluble antioxidant. It supports red blood cell integrity, supports im … more →
Cushing's Sydrome in horses and its symptoms
wrote 4 months ago: Mark DePaolo, DVM explains how the over-stimulation of the adrenal glands results in the symptoms di … more →
How common are ulcers in horses?
wrote 5 months ago: Veterinarians who study ulcers say that nearly 90% of our horses have and suffer from gastrointestin … more →
Hay Nets
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wrote 5 months ago: Kricket enjoying/terrorizing the hay net. I’ve always been a hay bag girl. They are easy to us … more →
Chaste tree berry powder and your horse's endocrine system
wrote 6 months ago: Cushings, Pre-Cushings, Hypothyroidism, Endocrine Syndrome and Insulin Resistance all have one thing … more →
Horse Hair Analysis Personal Supplement
wrote 8 months ago: After doing a Horse Hair Analysis test, the next step is to correct the abnormalities found in the r … more →
A Practical Application to Diet and Supplements that minimize stomach and colonic ulcers in horses
wrote 8 months ago: A Practical Application to Diet and Supplements that minimize stomach and colonic ulcers in horses. … more →
EPM Supplement for horses
wrote 8 months ago: Many veterinarians suggest horses undergoing treatment for EPM, or any neurologic issue, be suppleme … more →
Excel Ulcer Supplement in a NEW larger size!
wrote 9 months ago: DID YOU KNOW??? A horse can go from having no gastric irritation to having ulcers in as little as 5 … more →
