Wellness

Biotic 8™ Plus also has valuable ingredients such as kelp that provides iodine and other trace minerals that improve metabolic function, help maintain a healthy weight, and support a normal bowel function. Biotic 8™ Plus also contains the superfood, spirulina. This amazing blue-green algae is a complete vitamin- and mineral-rich protein source.

Young jumping professional goes from skeptical to completely sold on Haygain Hay Steaming. This is a “will they, won’t they” Ross and Rachel type love story, featuring me and my Haygain Hay Steamer.

Kelsi O’Hara has a host of fine attributes as the barn manager of Three Acres Farm located in South Florida, but the most amazing one is being a lifesaver.

Holding approximately 26 pounds of hay, the 28" tall Forager enables the lowered-head eating position nature intended.

Take a deep breath and use the herbal three-in-one solution – Respi-Free™ from Omega Alpha®. A formulation of 15 herbs combines HerbaCoff™, AirWaves™, and Lung Flush™ in one easy solution to provide a cough suppressant and expectorant, airway support, and an antioxidant and detoxifier to help with complete respiratory health.

Some joint solutions are invasive and carry significant risks. Enter Omega Alpha’s Sinew-X™, a natural joint care formula to maintain healthy joints, muscles, and ligaments.

Equine Asthma diagnoses lead to Haygain Steamed Hay-assisted recovery. Equine Asthma can be a stealth disease. It's caused by inflammation in the lungs and/or upper respiratory tract.

The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America declared May Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month in 1984. The goal of "31 days of action for the over 65 million people in the U.S. affected by asthma and allergies" is tackled with education, research and public engagement.

As we get ready to enjoy all that the warmer months have to offer, we should also be considering what preparations to have in place that will ensure our horse’s health and safety when on the road.

“Cribbing is the most troublesome of these compulsive behaviors. It involves grasping a fixed object with the incisor teeth and aspirating air with an audible grunt,” explained Kathleen Crandell, Ph.D., a nutritionist for Kentucky Equine Research.