Equine Nutrition Supplements for the Performance Horse
Renowned equine nutritionist Dr. Amy M Gill has formulated a line of nutrient targeted therapies for horses that are affected by growth, metabolic, exercise and immune disorders by providing them with targeted levels of specific nutrients. Equi-Force products are novel, proprietary formulations based on solid clinical and field research. Dr. Gill’s formulas contain therapeutic dosing and when used correctly, will help exert a positive physiological effect by providing the raw nutrients the horse needs to get and stay healthy.
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Featured Products
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Phone Consultation with Dr. Amy Gill
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Electro-Ryte – Unrefined Salt Based Horse Electrolyte – 30 lbs
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Algae-to-Omega – Horse Omega 3 Supplement from Algae- 3 lbs
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Omegatri – Horse Omega 3 Flax Oil Supplement – 1 Gallon with once ounce pump
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Osteo-Gen – Horse Bone Cartilage Building Supplement – 5 lbs
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Osteo-Sil – 8.3 oz Horse Bone Cartilage Building Supplement
$79.95
Energy Sources for Horses
The energy level of the horse is one of the most commonly analyzed factors of performance. Horses that compete in energy-oriented competitions need the proper amount of fuel to perform at their best. While the main source of energy in feeds for performance horses is carbohydrates, other sources should not be dismissed.
Equine Electrolytes
As the summer gets hotter you find yourself with a sweaty horse, but a quick hose down is not all he needs after a good workout. Horse sweat is hypertonic, meaning it contains more mineral salts or electrolytes than water. If electrolytes are depleted from the horse and not quickly replenished, numerous health problems can occur.
Equine Nutritional Supplements
Alternative medicines and dietary supplements are quickly growing in popularity among those in the equine industry as a means of treating conditions and illnesses that affect horses. Some of these therapeutic agents have been intensively researched while others have little or no scientific evidence to support their efficacy. However, consistent anecdotal reports on their use in treating musculo-skeletal conditions, pain and behavioral issues as well as enhancing overall well being and performance cannot be ignored.