Supplements
Magnesium And Thiamine Are No. 1 Nutrients For Calming Horses
Valerian shows results, too, but its effects may be limited to times the horse isn't otherwise stimulated, such as when he's in a stall.
| MOREHorse Body Wisdom: Absorption Of Vitamins
Every horse needs vitamins, but not every horse needs a vitamin supplement.
| MOREHorseshoer’s Secret Deep-Penetrating Horse Hoof Conditioner
Snow and ice are hard on horse hooves, causing cracks and chips; dry climates can impact hooves any time of year. Help keep your horse's hooves in top | MORE
Horse Hoof-Care Kit
Mustad Inc. now offers a collection of four of its popular products in a free, reusable tack box. The Hoof-Care Package includes: Thrush Buster thrush treatment/prevention; Tuff Stuff | MORE
Easy-Dose Platinum Paks for Horses on Trail
Platinum Performance's new Platinum Paks are daily doses of the company's most popular supplements packaged in easy-to-use, stay-fresh pouches personalized with your horse's name. Choose premixed, premeasured supplements | MORE
Get A Glossy Coat For Your Horse
While regular, thorough grooming and added fat will enhance your horse's coat, for a breathtaking shine you'll need to feed him right.
| MOREFeed Supplements for Your Horse
Garth and I recently attended a feed seminar hosted by the Family Farm Feed Store in Spencer, New York, where the speaker was Heather Jaquay, Equine Consultant for | MORE
Does Your Horse Need Electrolytes?
Advice on hot-weather electrolyte use from equine veterinarian and endurance-ride competitor Jeannie Waldron. | MORE
Feed Supplements for Feet
Thin soles, brittle walls, feet won't grow? If your horse has hoof problems, your veterinarian or farrier may suggest a supplement that specifically targets foot health. | MORE
The Great Garlic Debate
Dr. Karen Hayes, DVM, MS, discusses whether or not to feed your horse garlic as a feed supplement or fly repellent. | MORE
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