Down and Dirty: Healthy Soil for Healthy Us
Dirt. Horses and dogs love to roll in it, plants need to grow in it, and children like to make mud pies out of it. We get dirt under our fingernails, on our clothes,...
Dirt. Horses and dogs love to roll in it, plants need to grow in it, and children like to make mud pies out of it. We get dirt under our fingernails, on our clothes,...
by Kemosabe I have grown up on the rotation diet. That is, my human switches dog food formulas every two months or so. When I was younger I thought she was just persnickety and...
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Most of what we hear about Lyme disease focuses on the danger to humans, but it’s our canine and equine companions who are even more at risk. Timely diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease...
This article on the benefits of feeding dried cabbage to ulcer-prone horses was written by John Seaman for Harmony House Foods For many years now, horse owners have been huge fans of our high...
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Several years ago, a friend of mine had a total knee replacement. He had osteoarthritis from the bangs and blows of playing college football — not an activity known for supporting joint health. When...
Before Tigger first formulated BioStar’s Ultra Hoof EQ, she had already spent quite a painstaking period researching everything a supplement for healthy hooves needed to include. Here’s the story. Over the course of...
There are many oils that are commonly fed to horses. These include corn oil, soy oil, canola oil, flax seed oil, coconut oil, fish oil, and vegetable oil (a blend of corn and soy...
Dog food allergies are on the rise; in fact, allergic reactions to food are now the third most common cause for visits to the veterinarian’s office. Luckily I don’t have any food allergies, but...
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Hindgut ulcer development and hindgut acidosis have become almost as prevalent as gastric ulcers in horses.Causes behind colonic ulcers include the use of NSAIDs (particularly Bute and Banamine), acidity of the hindgut being altered...
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Before jumping into the well-established benefits of probiotics for dogs and probiotics for horses, we need a little backstory. Let’s take stock of what we know at this point about the digestive health needs...
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