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Monthly Archives: June 2020
Topicals for Temporary Exercise-Related Muscle Soreness
When anything is bothering their horse, the tendency of many people is to look for a drug to take care of it but in the case of muscle soreness hands-on therapy is not only an option – it’s often more … Continue reading
Posted in Equine Nutrition
Tagged Aloe, arnica, CapsaCream, capsaicin, Chamomile, Comfrey, Cool Muscle, horses, liniments, muscle, peppermint, uckele
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Making Your Own Feed
Interest is high in mixing up your own grain recipe. There are some good reasons for doing this, but also some precautions. In the plus category are: Cost saving. Even if you run a large stable and pay a local … Continue reading
Methionine Supplementation May be Crucial
Considering all the important tasks L-methionine performs it’s perplexing you don’t hear or read more about it. L-methionine is one of the essential amino acids, meaning the horse must get his supply from the diet because the body cannot manufacture … Continue reading
Laboratory Reference Ranges are NOT Normals
When you get a report from a diagnostic laboratory you will see tests listed in a column on the left, followed by the test results (sometimes with an asterisk or a H = high, L = low mark) and a … Continue reading
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