Walstrom Bluebonnet Feeds & Stride Animal Health

09/28/2024

so important to give them what they need as they grow and start training 🤩🔥

21 Day Hind Gut Program
Intensify Omega Force

Bluebonnet

03/07/2024

🚨Feeding a forage only diet? 🚨

A diet or ration balancer is always recommended and here's why...

This chart shows the NRC's (National Research Council) MINIMUM nutrient requirements for an 1100lb horse in moderate work (aka performance horse) eating an average quality, straight alfalfa diet. Even the highest quality alfalfa will be lacking key nutrients.

Learn more about equine diet balancers with this great webinar https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-GjcyLct04&t=31s

101 Diet Balancer is pelleted for ease of feeding, very low in NSC (safe for metabolic horses), does not provide unnecessary calories or fillers, has an extensive guaranteed analysis complete with organic trace minerals, biotin at effective levels, and provides the added benefit of guaranteed digestive support (prebiotics, probiotics, & digestive enzymes.)

Want more info?

Check it out at
https://strideanimalhealth.com/101-diet-balancer/

Balances vitamin and mineral deficiencies in hay and oats. Ideal for easy keepers, ponies, and mini horses.

01/24/2024

Looking to support your weanling for optimal bone and joint development?

Ortho Max provides functional ingredients to support the health and development of bone, cartilage and support tissues. Ortho Max supplies a concentrated blend of glucosamine, chondroitin, MSM, Vitamin E, Vitamin C, and antioxidants.

For those that want to do everything they can. Here are a few things to think about when it comes to joint and soft tissue development.

🦴The most critical time period for maximizing bone fill and joint structural integrity is between 9-12 months of age. We recommend using Ortho Max during this period at minimum.

💪For every chance at success we recommend doing the Orthopedic Protocol which consists of Ortho Max, Surge, and Fish Oil Factor. The nitric oxide technology and blood thinning and anti-inflammatory properties improve nutrient delivery to bone, cartilage, and ligaments.

Ideally these horses would also be receiving the advanced bone fill properties of lithiothamnion/seaweed calcium in Intensify Growth & Development. If they are not on that feed, consider adding Gastro pHix (1 lb per day).

𝗢𝗿𝘁𝗵𝗼 𝗠𝗮𝘅 𝘄𝗶𝗹𝗹 -

💎Support desired joint function in horses

💎Support joint, bone, ligament and tendon health in active horses

💎Support normal bone development in young growing horses.

06/21/2023

🔥It’s getting toasty out there!!🔥

What’s our go-to for: hydration (extreme heat and cold) anhidrosis, and PSSM/tying up?

PhD Formulated Turbo Mag BCAA

What’s in it?

Electrolytes

Antioxidants

Branched Chain Amino Acids

What does it do?

Helps maintain proper metabolic pH.

Helps support hydration levels.

Replaces lost electrolytes.

Helps maintain normal fluid balance in blood and tissues.

Helps maintain normal concentration of minerals.

Helps muscle function and fluid balance.

Helps replace fluid lost through sweat.

Supports healthy cellular activity.

https://strideanimalhealth.com/turbo-mag-bcaa/
💥 10% off —> ASHLARSON 💥

Webinar https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VbAksoM4yWw

Turbo Mag BCAA - An Equine Metabolic pH Balancer: In this webinar, Dr. Bill Vandergrift explains how a metabolic pH balancer such as Turbo Mag BCAA can suppo...

05/01/2023

03/25/2023

02/23/2023

Choosing the right feed for your horse can seem confusing, but it doesn’t have to be!

Dr. Nichols, our equine nutritionist, developed an 8-step process to help you select the right brand or line of feed to best fit you and your horse’s needs.

Tune in to episode 54 of the to learn more!

Listen wherever you get your podcasts or at www.bluebonnetfeeds.com

02/17/2023

02/12/2023

“Horses don't have a gallbladder. Because of this, horses' livers only secrete bile acids, salts, and buffers when stimulated by consumption of food. Horses with an empty stomach for a prolonged period of time are more prone to ulcers because the stomach continually releases stomach acid, regardless of whether or not food is consumed. The buffering agents which neutralize this acid are only released when food is consumed. Do not let your horse go more than 6 hours without eating. Do not exercise or transport your horse on an empty stomach.” - Podcast Ep. 48 | Gastro pHix - Foregut Health

Listen to the entire episode wherever you consume your podcasts!

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