Every horse has their own preferences. When it comes to supplements, we all want to ensure they enjoy what we put in front of them! Nothing is cheap these days, and watching any feed or supplements go to waste is a frustrating experience. With Omega Horseshine and Omega Horseshine Complete, you can feed both top-dressed […]

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Summer is one of the busiest, and often the most demanding, times of year for horses. Longer days mean more trail rides, horse shows, clinics, camping trips, and time spent enjoying the outdoors together. While these activities are rewarding, they also place additional demands on your horse’s body. Heat, transportation, exercise, and changes in routine […]

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Summer has arrived for many in the US, and that usually means fly season. As temperatures rise and fly populations increase, many horse owners shift their attention to fly sprays, masks, sheets, and other forms of protection. While these tools are an important part of summer horse care, there is another piece of the puzzle […]

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When we think about military history, we often picture soldiers, uniforms, and battlefield strategy. But behind much of that history were animals, especially horses, whose contributions were essential to movement, communication, and survival in wartime. In the United States alone, an estimated 1.3 million horses and mules served during World War I, supporting American and […]

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As temperatures rise and days grow longer, another seasonal shift arrives alongside green grass and shedding coats: insects. For many horses, spring marks the beginning of increased exposure to flies, gnats, and other biting insects. While external management strategies like fly masks, sheets, traps and sprays are essential, skin health also plays an important role […]

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As the days begin to lengthen in early spring, horse owners everywhere start noticing the same thing: hair. It shows up on brushes, blankets, fences, in the air and on just about everything around the barn. Shedding season is one of the most visible signs that winter is coming to an end. But what many […]

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When we think about caring for our horses, winter often narrows our focus. Are they warm enough? Are they maintaining weight? Do they have enough hay? Those questions definitely matter, but whole-horse care goes beyond calories and blankets. As winter stretches on, this is a valuable time to zoom out and ask a bigger question: […]

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January is often a quieter month in the barn. Workloads are lighter, days are still short, and routines settle into a steady winter rhythm. It’s also the time of year when many horse owners start noticing small changes. Things like horses that feel a little slower to warm up, a bit stiffer coming out of […]

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As winter sets in, many horse owners focus on obvious seasonal needs: blanketing, added calories, and protection from cold and wet weather. But one important nutritional shift often goes unnoticed this time of year. That shift is a drop in natural omega-3 intake. For horses, omega-3 fatty acids play a critical role in supporting joints, […]

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As we move deeper into fall, the amount of green forage decreases and many horses begin winding down their turnout time. That’s a perfect moment to check in on nutrients that tend to drift low, especially Vitamin E. Because vitamin E is a powerful antioxidant, muscle & nerve support nutrient, and immune ally, ensuring your […]

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