Performance horses require more nutrition. L-glutamine is an important amino acid, necessary for gut and muscle health. Read more about the benefits here!

Cetyl myristoleate is a common horse joint supplement with a wide range of benefits. Learn more about its mechanisms here.

Pre-, pro-, and postbiotics for horses are recommended for maximum health! FInd out how to get all three biotics for your horse here.

How do you know if your horse needs a vitamin and mineral supplement? Click here to learn more about multivitamins for horses.

What does it mean when a horse is lame and what does it feel like? Click here for the telltale signs of a lame horse and how to support joint health.

Many horse owners are aware of electrolytes and understand that their horse may need to be supplemented with them in the summertime–when sweat losses are often highest. However, what about during the winter? In this article, we aim to answer that question and provide all the information you will need about equine electrolyte supplementation, in general.