The Feed
Vitamin E is the #1 antioxidant that horses naturally consume to protect themselves from free radicals and oxidative stress. But many horses are deficient in vitamin E...
Because it can be produced locally, it is commonly fed to horses throughout the southeast. Many horse owners believe coastal bermudagrass hay can cause colic, or more specifically, ileal impaction colic.
Many aspects of horse health and nutrition can seem overly complicated, but this one is easy: salt, Vitamin E and Omega 3.
This is for all the horses with the cresty necks, fleshy backs and girthy middles--the ponies, minis, and easy keepers--we see you, and we support you.
Vitamin E is the #1 antioxidant that horses naturally consume to protect themselves from free radicals and oxidative stress. But many horses are deficient in vitamin E...
Because it can be produced locally, it is commonly fed to horses throughout the southeast. Many horse owners believe coastal bermudagrass hay can cause colic, or more specifically, ileal impaction colic.
Many aspects of horse health and nutrition can seem overly complicated, but this one is easy: salt, Vitamin E and Omega 3.
This is for all the horses with the cresty necks, fleshy backs and girthy middles--the ponies, minis, and easy keepers--we see you, and we support you.