We show our love in many ways
We buy blankets to keep them warm in winter… We add fans to keep them cool in summer… We brush, pamper, and hug them…
Sometimes we even put their needs ahead of our own 🙂
But one of the biggest ways we show how we love
and care about our horse is how we feed them
I’ve included a special report below…
It includes:
- The 6 life stages of your horse
(including important detailed nutritional information) - Each of the biggest challenges each stage faces
- Plus a solution, including the “special attention”
each stage desperately needs to maintain their health
Here’s One Of The BIGGEST Horse Nutrition Problems
Veterinary research consistently shows that…
What’s in the feed bin can adversely affect health
Better to PREVENT a problem then try and fix it
Most supplement companies look at your horse in parts;
- skin
- hoofs
- joints
- digestive system
- immune system
- respiratory system, etc.
And they make their supplements fit those problems… Instead of preventing hose problems from occuring.
By the time you need these supplements, it’s too late.
Remember, they’re counting on you…
Horse watching (Photo credit: @Doug88888)
We found the best way to optimize
your horse’s health, performance and longevity:
- keeping close to your horse’s natural diet
- feeding your horse based on their life stage
- helping them based on their activity
- evaluating their age
- considering their weight
- awareness of their condition
The GOAL is to ensure they meet their individual nutrient needs!
Here’s a small example of the
biggest challenges Senior Horse face:
|
Body System
|
Changes in Older Horses
|
Effect of Changes
|
|
Teeth |
Wear down, reduced saliva |
Chewing and swallowing problems |
|
Digestive System |
Reduced digestion and absorption |
Need 20% more feed or a |
|
Coat and Skin |
Dryness and dermatitis |
Need oils and correct Omega 3 to |
|
Blood Glucose |
Can’t tolerate raw grains well |
Need highly digestible fiber and higher oil diet |
|
Anemia |
Red blood cell production changes |
Trace mineral, vitamin and iron intake |
|
Vitamins |
Less able to synthesize |
Vitamins in feed must be readily absorbed and supplement offered |
|
Calcium & Phosphorus |
Reduced absorption and ratios |
Mineral absorption is reduced |
|
Joints |
Arthritis and chronic wear & tear |
Softer bones, lameness. Diet needs adequate zinc, copper, selenium, calcium, phosphorus, magnesium and manganese |
|
Hooves |
Increased risk of laminitis and |
Diet needs adequate protein, zinc, biotin |
|
Respiratory System |
Prone to allergic conditions |
Feed should be clean and dust free |
More details on seniors, including
little known challenges other life stages face daily.
All included in the report below…
Here’s the entire report in a downloadable PDF
So please by all means have a look!
