Derby arrived into the world already happy and healthy 💕 Did you know that certain trace minerals and vitamins during gestation and nursing are extremely important in the growth, development, and health of foals. For this reason, it is very important that they supplement their broodmares with a great supplement, like Horse Guard. Without a proper trace mineral and vitamin supplementation, her foal could have multiple issues that could have easily been avoided.
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OverHerd: Join us today live with Dr Kelsey Nonella as we talk about Joint Health.
If you have missed any of our lives, you can catch them all by heading to our feed, go to our reels and then select OverHerd in the series drop down menu!
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OverHerd: Join us today live with Dr Kelsey Nonella as we talk about Joint Health.
If you have missed any of our lives, you can catch them all by heading to our feed, go to our reels and then select OverHerd in the series drop down menu!
While it is nice to see your horse turned out on lush green pasture, owners of a horse with insulin resistance, equine metabolic syndrome, or a history of laminitis need to take caution when grazing as the risk of laminitis and founder increase.Tips to help prevent Founder:🐴 Keep predisposed horses off pasture until growth rates slow down.🐴 Manage your horse’s diet.🐴 keep “easy-keepers” off fast growing grass.🐴 Introduce pasture time slowly and gradually.🐴 Utilize a grazing muzzle.
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OverHerd: Join us today live with Dr Kelsey Nonella as we talk about laminitis.
If you have missed any of our lives, you can catch them all by heading to our feed, go to our reels and then select OverHerd in the series drop down menu!
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OverHerd: Join us today live with Dr Kelsey Nonella as we talk about laminitis.
If you have missed any of our lives, you can catch them all by heading to our feed, go to our reels and then select OverHerd in the series drop down menu!
Anyone else feeling like this? Keep your horse’s nutrition ahead of the fluctuating spring weather by feeding one of our complete vitamin-mineral supplements which include Horse Guard, Trifecta and Mega Dose ❤️
While most horses find our products palatable, others need a little convincing as they are all individuals. You can try mixing our products with:🐴 Soaked alfalfa cubes/pellets🐴 An oil such as Flax, hemp or canola🐴 Apple cider vinegar
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OverHerd: Join us today live with Dr Kelsey Nonella as we talk about tips to survive shedding season.
If you have missed any of our lives, you can catch them all by heading to our feed, go to our reels and then select OverHerd in the series drop down menu!
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OverHerd: Join us today live with Dr Kelsey Nonella as we talk about tips to survive shedding season.
If you have missed any of our lives, you can catch them all by heading to our feed, go to our reels and then select OverHerd in the series drop down menu!
Anyone else feeling sleepy today? Good news is we made it!! Daylight savings has arrived and we can finally go to the barn after work to see our horses and actually see them!!!
Did you know that Horse Guard is women owned and women operated? It all started with our founder’s wife, Lori Johnson, our former CFO, who helped build Horse Guard from the ground up on the business end.The 1975 Pendleton Round-Up Queen raised and prepared her daughters (Ty – CEO and Kelsey – CFO) with the skills to bring happy, healthy horses into the next generation Today – Ty and Kelsey along with Mickie (Office Manager) Amanda (Warehouse Associate) and Kate (Social Media, Ambassador and Event support) keep the hard-working stereotype of horse girls alive in and out of the saddle. Today we celebrate all strong horsewomen for International Women’s Day ❤️
Where we started: In 1978 our founder Del Johnson saw a critical need for an over-the-counter selenium supplement for horses. Since this time Horse Guard has been built on a foundation of nutritional science and the love of happy, healthy horses. Did you know that Horse Guard has many firsts in the horse supplements industry? 🐴 The introduction of the first over-the-counter equine selenium supplement 🐴 The first complete supplement of hoof health 🐴 The first weight gain product🐴 The first supplement with organic selenium
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OverHerd: Join us today live with Dr Kelsey Nonella as we talk about the differences in hay.
If you have missed any of our lives, you can catch them all by heading to our feed, go to our reels and then select OverHerd in the series drop down menu!
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OverHerd: Join us today live with Dr Kelsey Nonella as we talk about the differences in hay.
If you have missed any of our lives, you can catch them all by heading to our feed, go to our reels and then select OverHerd in the series drop down menu!
To all the horses that don’t flip over their grain bucket, we thank you ❤️To all the horses that poop in the corner of their stall, we thank you ❤️To all the horses that meet us at the gate, we thank you ❤️Keep it going, what are you thankful for comment below 👇
Skin issues? Consider adding Flaxen Flow to your horse’s diet to provide essential Omega-3 fatty acids that help with inflammation and have anti-histamine properties to help with skin allergies ❤️Flaxen Flow can safely be added to ANY horse’s diet What our customers say:“My vet suggested Flow for my 22 year old mare who had bad skin allergies. Since feeding her Flow her coat has evened out and she seems more comfortable, a lot less itchy and she is even moving around easier.” - Jennifer, NV
4 tips when exercising your horse in colder temperatures.Warm up: it is important to allow your horse a longer warm up period of walking.Cool down: you never want to put your horse away sweaty, especially in cooler temperatures. Letting your horse walk after you ride will help the best built up in the muscles to dissipate and prevent lactic acid build up in the muscles. Encourage drinking: horses naturally consume less water during lower temperatures. Encouraging drinking king by ensuring water temperatures stay in the 45-65 *F range. Consider adding an electrolyte during the colder months of work.Evaluate energy: during low temperatures, horses will utilize more energy to keep warm. It is important to assess your horse’s workload consider upping the amount of protein and fat depending on your horse’s personal needs.
Consider this….. when your horse is receiving ALL the right ingredients they not only look good but feel good! When they are feeling good, they do good!We treat our performance horses like athletes but many horse owners are missing critical nutrients that play an integral role in normal bodily functions. Feeding one of our complete vitamin and mineral supplements will help address nutritional deficiencies and keep your horse happy and healthy ❤️
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OverHerd: Join us today live with Dr Kelsey Nonella as we talk about how to safely exercise your horse in colder temperatures.
If you have missed any of our lives, you can catch them all by heading to our feed, go to our reels and then select OverHerd in the series drop down menu!
