A&H Feeds

11/16/2024

Always love seeing our customers success. Great job Katie

06/19/2024

If you’re not providing electrolytes (especially during the summer), you may be stunting your horse’s recovery and overall wellbeing. 😳

Low electrolyte levels may:⁠
❌ Prevent the body from cooling itself⁠
❌ Produce muscle cramps⁠
❌ Reduce brain function⁠
❌ Negatively impact heart rate & cause lethargy⁠
❌ Increase the risk of colic⁠
& more…⁠
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Turbo Mag BCAA is a quick-absorbing, daily electrolyte that replaces key minerals and electrolytes to reduce muscle fatigue, encourage drinking, and lower stress.

Find it here: https://bluebonnetequine.com/turbo-mag-bcaa/

06/17/2024

Once again one of our valued customers having a awesome showing! We're blessed to have such great customers

06/12/2024

Always love seeing how well our customer do at events😀

06/06/2024

Our summer is here and so are the hot days🥵 Please make sure ALL your pets have plenty of fresh cool water

It’s heating up! 🔥

Help your horse beat the summer heat with these three hydration tips:
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1️⃣ Provide access to white salt (loose is best) for extra sodium⁠. The average horse should be consuming 2 tablespoons of salt per day! Remember: horses may struggle to get enough salt from blocks, as they do not have rough tongues like cattle.

2️⃣ Supplement with an electrolyte when necessary. (We really love Bluebonnet Turbo Mag BCAA 😉)⁠

3️⃣ Ensure they have cool, fresh water at all times⁠. Horses average 5-7 gallons of water per day, and can drink up to 4x that amount when temps spike!

06/06/2024

Update, we got the analysis back, useing USDA guidelines the Alfalfa came back SUPREME, and the grass as Good, missed premium by just a coupe points. Give us a call to see what we can do for you. Thank you and stay safe (cool)

Alfalfa and grass are back in stock...Alfalfa is available by the bale or in 21 bale bundles, Bermuda grass is available by the bale, 21 bale bundles or 3x4x8 bales (limited quantity) Samples for both have been sent off of Analysis should have results next week. We can help load, for fastest response call or text 575-642-3068 Thank you & Stay safe

04/26/2024

Looking to find UltraCruz®️ products at a retailer near you? If you are in the southern New Mexico, stop on by A&H Feeds!

Located in Anthony, NM, some of their favorite UltraCruz products are the UltraCruz Advanced Hoof Supplement, UltraCruz Equine Electrolytes, and UltraCruz Poultry Grubs!

6675 McNutt Rd
Anthony, NM 88021

03/11/2024

TRUE OR FALSE: On a 5-hour trip, your horse could lose over 30 pounds.

✅TRUE! ✅

Research from the University of California, Davis has shown that horses can lose 0.45 to 0.55% of total body weight per hour of transport.

Why? Stress.

Read our 7 tips for decreasing the risks of travel stress and promoting overall well-being and performance: https://strideanimalhealth.com/blog/7-tips-to-decrease-health-risks-of-summer-travel/

02/27/2024

Well we are out of small grass bales, until hopefully sometime in May, we still have plenty of Alfalfa and big grass bales (3x4x8). All of products have had Forage Analysis done and were graded as Premium on grass and Premium/Supreme on Alfalfa under USDA grading guild lines. We have also have "cow hay" in 2 strand bales, 21 bale bundles, it is lightly stripped, and we have had some customers say they are feeding it to horses. For more information, please call or text us at 575-642-3038. Thank you

02/23/2024

We still have Alfalfa and very small amount of Bermuda Grass, available by the bale or in 21 bale bundles. All of Alfalfa and grass has been analyzed and we have the results, plus using this information both the Alfalfa and grass are graded as Premium / Premium Supreme by USDA grading standards. Give us a call or text us at 575-642-3038

02/23/2024

A&H Feeds wants to congratulate K Reid Performance Horses on their recent showing. we always love seeing how our customers horses are looking and performing.

01/14/2024

01/12/2024

A&H Feeds still has Alfalfa and Bermuda Grass available, available by the bale or in 21 bale bundles, have the Forage Analysis Results available for both, give us a call

01/08/2024

Contact us so we can help you figure out the right feed for you

Did you know: buying a high-quality feed (even at a higher cost per bag) can actually save you money!?

It’s true!

Let us explain…👇

Our Intensify Omega Force feed contains the latest nutrition discoveries and was purposely designed to be highly concentrated. This means that you can feed LESS, for MORE benefits than other horse feeds on the market.

Feeding less per meal = a reduced risk of colic and more money in your pocket because the bag lasts longer!

Learn more: https://bit.ly/BB-Omega-Force

11/10/2023

Huge shout out of CONGRATULATIONS to Katie Reid, of K Reid Performance Horses, Katie has been a long time customer and we are truly honored to be apart of her success

10/30/2023

Ok figured out how to get this information up for those that might be interested in knowing, here are the analysis on the grass and two different fields of alfalfa I have access to, grass is going fast so get it while you can
Thank you

10/30/2023

🧙🏼‍♂️Myth: Broodmares are fine on a pasture-only diet until the last trimester.

✅Fact: While a mare may not need extra calories or protein from grain, it is critical to provide her with proper calcium, phosphorus, and trace minerals (especially copper, zinc, and manganese) throughout her pregnancy.

This mineral support doesn’t have to come from grain. It may be achieved through a diet balancer supplement or free choice mineral in order to avoid providing excess levels of starch, sugar, protein or calories early in a mare’s pregnancy.

Proper nutrition for broodmares is important from the moment of conception, and especially in the last trimester. Keep in mind that a forage-only diet (hay, pasture, or hay-cubes) lacks appropriate mineral levels needed for proper development of a growing fetus.

Researchers from the University of Cambridge compiled a list of studies showing nutrition of the mother during pregnancy has a direct effect on her offspring later in life.

This concept is called Fetal Programing, which means a developing fetus can actually adapt to external factors while in the mother’s womb, and those adaptations have a life-long effect on the baby.

Low protein diets resulted in anxiety behaviors, hypertension, impaired spatial memory, insulin resistance, altered glucose metabolism, renal dysfunction, and impaired immunity.

Undernutrition in general caused vascular dysfunction, altered brain function, cardiac remodeling, obesity, hypertension, glucose intolerance, and impaired cognitive performance.

Check out Episode 47 of the Feed Room Chemist: Foals & Fetal Programming 👉🏼 https://bit.ly/feedroomchemist