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We make certifiably good nutritional supplements. Products that have undergone scientific trials and testing at leading research institutions to back up our claims. When we say it’s good for horses, it’s because the product has actually been trialed on horses.

There’s a lot of “hullabaloo” out there about equine joint supplements, but they are definitely not all created equally. My recommendation is to do your homework and choose the ones which have been scientifically validated.

We all know thoroughbreds are specially bred for speed and stamina, but what exactly makes them biologically unique? What's under the hood? Let's take a look. 

As it relates to cartilage, research has shown that in injured horses and horses with osteoarthritis, there are higher levels of C2C. With OA or injury, cartilage is compromised, in large part due to increased inflammation. Of course, this means that there will be higher levels of degradation products.