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Researchers now understand that the gut is the most susceptible site of infection in foals – even more so than the site of the umbilical cord. Foals are actually born with a sterile gut, meaning they lack the important “good bugs” needed to fend off harmful disease-causing pathogens.
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Chronic Cough? Allergies? A mare that won’t conceive? Maybe you have a horse that just doesn’t perform to its full potential when you go to a show? Animal Plasma may be the answer.
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When it comes to feeding a senior horse, the first thing we must consider is the condition of the horse’s teeth.
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If you have a pregnant mare or are considering breeding your mare this year, we’d like to take a moment to discuss a concept called fetal programming.
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Every good barrel horse has that undeniable explosive power that comes from strong, fully engaged muscles. Along with proper training, an amino acid supplement can help improve muscling and explosive strength in horses.
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Barrel horses constantly battle low-grade inflammation in their joints caused by repeated maneuvers such as turning, rolling back, and stopping. This inflammation can be especially prominent in horses that work in very hard or deep ground on a daily basis.
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Barrel horses are subjected to stresses on a daily basis, so we do everything possible to help them perform to their highest potential.
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Commonly referred to as “tying up”, PSSM (Polysaccharide Storage Myopathy), is a disease that affects a horse’s muscles and their ability to manage simple sugars.