Sore joints are all too common in the horses we love, especially as they grow older. But you can support joint health with careful management and training—starting today.
As a horse owner, you’ve likely wondered, “Does my horse need a joint supplement?” Perhaps your trail horse feels a little stiff going down hills these days. Maybe your show campaigner isn’t changing leads...
Fetlocks, knees, elbows, hocks, stifles, shoulders and hips—horses have a lot of working parts, and working parts need regular maintenance to continue working! Whether you’re a casual trail rider or competitive...
Chronic pain, stiffness and inflammation—especially in the joints—are common challenges in working horses. Alternative supplements with potent natural ingredients can help restore healthy movement without...
A small-scale preliminary study suggests that a natural fatty acid compound called palmitoylethanolamide (PEA-um) can help ease pain associated with joint disease in horses.
Just as your own joints may ache more in the winter, older, arthritic horses feel the cold more than their younger herdmates. But you can help keep them comfortable.
