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Your horse’s muscle health is an important part of their overall physical health. Muscles are responsible for a horse’s movement, posture, joint stability, and performance. A combination of proper nutrition and exercise are essential to your horse’s muscle health and allowing them to be able to perform to their full potential.If you find yourself wondering[…]

Maintaining a horse’s well-being requires more than just quality forage. A balanced consumption of vitamins and minerals is critical for promoting optimal performance, longevity, and immune health. The best vitamins for horses are pivotal in muscle development, nerve function, and hoof health. However, nutritional needs can vary based on a horse’s activity level, age, and[…]

Vitamin-rich foods are the best way for your horse to get his necessary daily nutrients; however, a diet of hay and grains might not be enough. Where his diet might miss the mark, an added supplement could help. Performance horses, as well as senior horses, young foals, and pregnant horses, may benefit from the nutrients[…]

When horses show constant pain in their heels, they might be dealing with navicular syndrome, a common condition affecting the different parts of the navicular bone, a small bone located in the horse’s hoof.  It's one of those frustrating issues that many horse owners have to manage. Navicular syndrome in horses is a state of[…]

The phase of the horse gestation period constitutes a critical time of importance for horse owners and breeders. Understanding the basics of horse pregnancy is essential for ensuring the health and well-being of both mares and foals. Whether you're a seasoned equestrian or a first-time horse owner, learning about the gestation period for horses helps[…]

Water is the most vital nutrient in a horse's diet. It is required for every physiological process, from digestion to temperature regulation. While horses can survive without food for days, a lack of water for just 48 hours can lead to health risks, including dehydration, kidney failure, and even death. Keeping your horse hydrated ensures[…]

Is your horse agitated, stiff after training, or slow to recover? These can be signs of a mineral imbalance, and magnesium for horses may be the missing piece. Magnesium is often overlooked for muscle relaxation, nerve health, and stress management. Let’s explore why it matters, how to recognize deficiency signs, and how the right magnesium[…]

Colic is a general term that refers to abdominal pain in horses and is one of the most widely recognized ailments in the industry. Throughout the years it has been a broad term for a variety of conditions that cause a horse to exhibit signs of abdominal discomfort. Signs of colic can range from mild[…]

While most supplements support a horse’s needs on a day to day basis, performance pastes can provide additional support during periods of increased work and stress. Keeping your horse hydrated, free of stomach upset, breathing easily and calm will increase your odds of success. Electro-Cell II: Hydration 2 Dose Tube Electro-Cell II provides key ingredients (electrolytes, microbials[…]