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In-depth information on feeding, management, and testing for:

Equine Insulin Resistance

What is Horse Insulin Resistance? The Definition: Inability to respond to and use Insulin the body produces because Insulin is not functioning properly; higher Insulin levels are needed to achieve the same effect.

Equine Summer Eczema & Fly Control

Insect hypersensitivity reactions are documented as the most common allergic reaction of horses and Equine Summer Eczema/Horse Summer Itch (SE) falls into this category.

Equine Vitamin E Deficiency

All Horses Require Vitamin E – They do not make it in the body.You can not get the full daily requirements of your horse’s Vitamin E from hay, cubes, or pellets.

Equine Mare Problems

Mares are “long day, seasonally polyestrous breeders. As the days get longer, they start cycling. As the days get shorter, they stop cycling. These two transition phases will have an abnormal cycling times and that leads to a stressful time for mares.

Equine Heaves & Equine COPD

A staggering 25-80% of stabled horses in the USA are estimated to have COPD/Asthma according to a Tutfus University School Report.

Equine Lyme & Equine Pigeon Fever

Equine Lyme has one cause: ticks which transmit bacteria to your horse. Equine Pigeon Fever Equine is caused by a bacteria that is commonly found in dirt, horses get the bacteria into their body several ways but the most common is via insects.

Equine Canker Treatment

All breeds are affected by canker, but draft/draft crosses seem to have a higher rate, all ages and sexes can get it, and it can be in one, two, three, or all four feet.

Joint Problems

Often, these Insulin Resistant and Cushing horses are sore in other places than their feet. Owners have their foot problems under control, but are disappointed to see that their horse is still lame.

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