Welcome to the BioStar Blog!
Our mission is to share information, help empower dog and horse owners with knowledge about nutrition and health of their animals, and bring them the best whole food supplements.
Here you’ll find many of our own personal experiences and opinions, and we’ve taken care to ensure that the more technical information we present is backed by published nutritional studies and scientific research. Please remember, though, that the blog articles themselves are not intended to cure, diagnose, or treat any disease.
Questions about our equine and canine whole food supplements? Contact us and we’ll be glad to assist.
Enjoy!
Hedgerow K9 with S. boulardii: New Probiotic Support for Dogs
The yeast strain Saccharomyces boulardii is one of the most researched probiotic strains on the planet, and has become a very popular probiotic for dogs. It is known for its benefits in
New from BioStar: Optimum Healthy Weight
One of the most common equine health challenges is maintaining a healthy weight: not too fat, not too thin. Horses ...
The French Connection: Kemosabe Lets Go in Wellington
Here I am back in Wellington, Florida for another winter equestrian circuit season. Crockett is here too. Our lives change ...
Introducing BioStar’s Circuvate EQ: Whole Food Circulation Supplement
BioStar introduces Circuvate EQ, a brand-new circulation supplement in February, 2017, specifically designed for the equine circulatory system — the system ...
Does My Horse Need a Multivitamin / Mineral Supplement?
"Does my horse need a multivitamin / mineral supplement?" This question comes across my desk via emails and texts several ...
Buckaroo’s Stew: Warming Winter Foods Done Right
Kemosabe here. I’m supposed to write about warming winter foods for dogs, but how can I when the warming food ...
Whole Food for Horses: A Guide to Fitter, Happier Equines
by Lindsey Henry, BioStar Customer Service Specialist Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one ...
Food for the Holidays: Kemosabe’s Christmas Stew
It's that time of year when we canines start smelling all the yummy aromas coming out of the kitchen. You ...
Lassi (Not Lassie) to the Rescue: The Delicious Probiotic
Okay, so I know that Lassie is some famous collie dog that the humans get all soft and mushy about ...
Ulcer Sensitivities in Horses and How to Address Them
Horses evolved from small forest dwellers into grazers on the open plains and savannas. Biologically, they are adapted to eating ...
What Do You Mean I Have to Go on a Diet?
by Kemosabe, Dog on a Diet I went to the vet last week because Crockett stubbed his toe and the ...
The Verdict: What Science Says About Supplements
Recently, a report on calcium supplements was made public. This is not the first time researchers have taken a deeper ...
Water Quality Matters: Introducing the Horse Hydrator
Water has been on my radar for some time now, long before hearing about the Horse Hydrator, and long before ...
