Choosing the Right Omega Supplement for Your Horse: A Decision-Maker’s Guide
Walk down the aisle of any feed store or browse online, and you’ll find a dizzying array of equine supplements. Every label promises a shinier coat, better joints, and peak performance. But as an owner who truly cares, you know the real challenge isn’t finding a supplement – it’s finding one that delivers on its […]
Your Horse Supplement Checklist: 4 Questions to Ask Before You Buy
Evaluate supplements with four key questions to choose the right, cost-effective solution for your horse’s health and performance.
Why Sweating is a Horse’s Superpower: Thermoregulation 101
Discover why sweating is so important to your horses well-being, and how to help them maintain healthy sweating habits.
Equine Omega Complete and Equine Gastric Ulcers
Unlock the potential of Equine Omega Complete for ulcers – a comprehensive omega-3 supplement designed to support gastric health in horses.
Equine Omega Complete for Hoof Health
Healthy hooves are the cornerstone of a horse’s well-being. Omega-3 fatty acids such as those in EOC can play a significant role in nurturing and maintaining hoof health.
Using EOC to Fight Osteoarthritis in Horses
Equine joint health is crucial, especially in managing osteoarthritis. Recent research has emphasized the importance of marine-derived fatty acids for maintaining healthy joints.
3 Reasons Why You Should Feed EOC Over Flaxseed
Flaxseed has long been regarded as a valuable source of omega-3 fatty acids; however, there’s a supplement that offers a more comprehensive solution.
Camelina Oil vs EOC: Which Is Better?
What is the difference between camelina oil and Equine Omega Complete? And, which one is better for your horse?
Vitamin E Deficiency in Horses: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment
Many horse owners might not be fully aware of the significance of vitamin E in their horse’s diet.
Identifying and Treating Equine Gastric Ulcers
Learn to read the subtle signs and understand the cues that your equine companion may be showing if they are dealing with ulcers. Early detection is key to providing timely care and ensuring your horse’s well-being.