Just like human athletes, equine athletes push their bodies to the limit. Reaching their full potential requires more than training - it takes the right nutritional support.
How to prevent tying up in horses
Published: December 2020 | Updated: December 2023 We all know that muscles are critically important for the mechanics of performance, so of course, conditions related to the muscles are top...
How to Wrap a Horse’s Leg
Wrapping a horse’s legs may be necessary in several different circumstances including for wounds, injuries, during exercise, or for transport. Though the material(s) you wrap with might be different for...
A Complete Guide to Prepping Yearlings for Sale
As many people in the horse industry know, preparing a yearling for a sale takes a lot of time, effort, and expense. Though most use the two to three-month period...
6 Equine Muscle Recovery Strategies to Try Today
Published: July 2022 | Updated: August 2023 The equine musculoskeletal system is made up of bones, muscles, cartilage, ligaments, and tendons. Altogether, this system not only helps to facilitate everyday...
A Complete Guide to Muscle Recovery for Horses
Published: June 2022 | Updated: August 2023 Hard-working equine athletes are prone to many of the same issues that their human counterparts experience–including muscle fatigue, soreness, as well as injuries...
Laminitis and other common horse hoof problems
Published: March 2021 | Updated: July 2023 If you’ve owned horses for any length of time, then you’ve likely encountered a hoof problem or two at some point. Whether it’s...
