Sometimes specific fallen leaves, bark, and tree debris can be poisonous to your horse. This is particularly true in the case of red maple trees, black walnut trees, cherry trees, plum trees, and oak trees.
Providing your horse with their dietary requirements is a necessity, but in certain situations it also makes sense to take a hard look at your bottom line. In this blog, we explore the various ways to cut down on rising feed costs while simultaneously ensuring that your horse’s nutritional needs are met.
Acupressure is a form of bodywork which has been practiced for over 4,000 years as a genre of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Using a gentle touch on specialized pressure points of your horse’s body, many equestrians have found acupressure to be beneficial to their horses.
Help your horse maintain a healthy weight and drastically reduce the amount of grass and feed they can ingest while out on pasture by utilizing a grazing muzzle. These simple pieces of equine equipment prevent your horse from overeating, without impairing their ability to drink water or breathe normally.
One vitamin supplement that continues to be in demand by our customers is vitamin E. Keep reading to understand the importance of this vitamin and the surprising effects of vitamin E deficiency.
Whether we have a professional equine massage practitioner or integrate mini-equine massages into our grooming routines, the benefits are numerous. We take a look at how massage can improve our horse’s quality of life and ways that we can support our horses with the power of touch.
Vitamin E is an essential component of your horse’s diet. Yet, many horses are not receiving adequate amounts in their diet and need additional supplementation. With the large number of vitamin E supplements available, selecting the best supplement for your horse can be a confusing process. In this blog, we take a look at the various supplement options available and help you find the best vitamin E supplement for your horse.
Keep calm and clean on with $3.00 off any Vetericyn product from now until 5/31/20. Products are available for human use, as well as for horses, pets, and livestock.
UPDATE: The Tribute Feed Seminar which was scheduled for Tuesday, March 17th at 7:00 PM has been postponed. We will keep you informed of when it will be rescheduled. If you have any questions, please let us know!
High quality forage is the cornerstone of every horse’s diet. Many horses receive their forage requirements from pasture during the summer and fall, and hay during the winter and spring. However, another forage product has become increasingly popular among horse owners. In this blog, we outline some of the benefits of feeding chopped forage to your horse.