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Purina® introduces Outlast™ Gastric Support Supplement

New product line is formulated to support gastric health and proper pH in horses.  Shoreview, Minn. [July 24, 2017] – Purina Animal Nutrition’s new product line is formulated to support gastric health in horses. Outlast™ Gastric Support Supplement, Race Ready® GT and Ultium® Gastric Care horse feeds are available at participating retailers. Research shows …

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Hay before grain, or vice versa?

Grain Fed on Empty Stomach Increases Acid By Juliet M. Getty, Ph.D.   I receive a recurring question: which should be fed first—hay or grain? If you’re feeding correctly, this issue is truly a moot point, because the horse should have access to forage in hay and/or pasture 24/7 with …

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Equine Rabies

Vaccination Prevents This Fatal Disease by David Sauter, DVM   Rabies is a fatal viral disease and all mammals are susceptible. The virus is transmitted in the saliva of a rabid animal, often into a wound, but can also occur through contact with brain or nervous system tissue. In the …

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Biosecurity at Home and Away

Help Prevent the Spread of Contagious Disease by Dr. Lindsay Helvey   As winter thaws into spring, we start preparing for show season and fun gatherings with friends. Although it’s a time to be excited about riding and competing, it’s also a time when your horse can be exposed to …

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Unlocking Your Horse’s Natural Elegance and Performance

  ~ Equine Structural Integration ~   Equine Structural Integration can help your horse to recover from new and old tension-based habits that inhibit their natural elegance and performance.     My intent is to bring the structure and alignment of the horse’s body into greater harmony with gravity, to …

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Q&A: Leptospirosis – A Hidden Threat

Help protect your horse with a safe and effective vaccine Leptospirosis is a bacterial infection caused by spirochetes belonging to Leptospira spp. The bacteria can affect many mammals, including wildlife, cattle, dogs, horses and even humans. WHAT CAUSES LEPTOSPIROSIS? Horses often become infected when exposed to: Contaminated soil, bedding, feed …

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