By: Dr. Kris Hiney, Oklahoma State Equine Extension Specialist Disorders related to carbohydrate consumption in the horse have received much attention by owners and researchers alike, resulting in widespread concerns about feeding horses carbohydrates (CHO). These include metabolic syndrome, history of laminitis, Cushing’s syndrome as well as many muscle disorders. But in reality, the majority […]

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Written By – Omega Fields Spokesperson, John Samsill In the past I have talked about how great Omega Fields Horseshine COMPLETE makes my horses look. Although it is true that my horses do look much better since I started feeding them Omega Horseshine COMPLETE, it’s only half of the story. As a competitor I want […]

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“We have been feeding Omega Fields Horse Shine at Davis Performance Horses to a select group of our horses in training as a test to see what results we would get. We fed Horse Shine to the older horses, younger horses, and horses in between and had amazing results. In only 30 days the horses […]

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By Dr. Kris Hiney , Oklahoma State Equine Extension Specialist A pinned ear.  A white eye.  A horse anxiously pacing back and forth. Many horse owners can read very obvious signs of horse emotion, but how good are we at reading the entire horse?  Humans are auditory species and spend much of our day chatting […]

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By: John Samsill As a farrier specifically a therapeutic farrier I am contacted by both veterinarians and horse owners about many different foot problems. Everything from injuries that require special shoeing to diseases of the foot to just simply the horse has bad feet and they are trying to maintain a good healthy foot on […]

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There are studies online that describe how horses learn and how they communicate, but it seems to be mostly body language commentary, and there’s not much about how it actually works — I’ve written on the subject a number of times and there’s one specific aspect that remains unfinished, gathering dust on the shelf, waiting […]

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By Walt Friedrich Horses: big, beautiful, lovable critters, there’s no question. And we enjoy their company. We head out toward the stable, thinking of the excellent experiences we’ve had together with our beauties. But as we might have expected, a negative thought sometimes creeps in, and one thing leads to another, and we marvel about […]

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Written by Rachel Long https://when-it-clicks.com/2019/03/omega-fields-horseshine-supplement-for-my-horses/ The well-being of my horses is the most important responsibility of my life. Well, perhaps it is among the most important, but sometimes the stress of figuring out what to feed them can make it seem that way! I am so thankful that I’ve again solved their need for forage, […]

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Expect it. Accept it. But understand it as well. Aggressiveness is part of every horse’s behavioral repertoire to varying degrees, a normal phenomenon. Horses can behave aggressively – pin back their ears, kick, bite, or charge – to protect their foals, maintain their position within the herd, defend themselves, and compete sexually. But there is […]

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Your horse moves so smoothly that you always pause, just to watch and admire her – head held high, mane flowing, little puffs of dust from under her feet with every step – she makes you want to be on her back, enjoying the ride. And she makes it look so easy, you rarely think […]

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