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11/16/2024

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11/01/2024

Good luck to all the ladies this weekend!

Congratulations to the qualifiers of the Turquoise circuit finals. The 12 qualifying barrel racers and break away ropers...
10/15/2024

Congratulations to the qualifiers of the Turquoise circuit finals. The 12 qualifying barrel racers and break away ropers will each be receiving our Stress Defense bundle!

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09/30/2024

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09/09/2024

🧵 Equine Gut Health: The Role of Amino Acids in Repair 🐴

Did you know that amino acids play a crucial role in keeping your horse’s gut in tip-top shape? 🌱 Here's a quick rundown on which amino acids are key players in gut repair and why they matter:

✨ Glutamine: Often called the “gut superhero,” glutamine is essential for the health and repair of the intestinal lining. It supports the cells that make up the gut barrier, helping to prevent leaky gut and promote nutrient absorption.

✨ Threonine: This amino acid is a building block for mucus production. Mucus is vital for protecting the gut lining from harmful substances and creating a healthy environment for beneficial bacteria.

✨ Arginine: Known for its role in wound healing, arginine supports the regeneration of gut tissue, making it especially important after any gastrointestinal stress or injury.

✨ Proline: Proline helps produce collagen, a key component in the gut lining. Healthy collagen levels ensure that the gut wall remains strong and flexible.

Making sure your horse gets these amino acids through their diet or supplements can support gut health and improve overall well-being. 🐎💚

Remember, always consult with a vet or equine nutritionist before making changes to your horse's diet!

09/06/2024

🧵 Can Gut Health Impact Anhidrosis in Horses? 🧐

Anhidrosis, or the inability to sweat properly, is a serious condition that can affect a horse's ability to cool down. But did you know there may be a link between gut health and this sweating disorder? 🤔

Here’s the connection: The gut plays a huge role in nutrient absorption, including key electrolytes like sodium and potassium that are critical for healthy sweat production. If the gut isn’t functioning optimally—due to poor diet, stress, or imbalances in gut bacteria—your horse may struggle to absorb the nutrients needed to sweat effectively. 🌿💧

Plus, a stressed gut can lead to inflammation, which impacts overall body function, including the ability to regulate temperature. By focusing on gut health, you may be able to support better sweating function and help manage anhidrosis symptoms.

Keeping your horse’s gut in good shape through proper nutrition and a balanced microbiome could be a key piece of the puzzle! 🐴🌱

Always consult your vet for tailored advice on managing anhidrosis.

09/02/2024

🚫 The Hidden Dangers of Bad Bacteria in Your Horse’s Gut 🐴

Did you know that feeding your horse grains, starches, and sugars can lead to the growth of harmful bacteria in their digestive system? 😟 Here’s what happens when these bad bacteria take over and the potential risks to your horse’s health:

🔬 How Bad Bacteria Develop:

When your horse digests grains, starches, and sugars, these carbohydrates are rapidly fermented in the gut.
This quick fermentation lowers the pH, creating an acidic environment that favors the growth of harmful bacteria over the beneficial ones.
⚠️ The Harmful Effects:

Colic: Bad bacteria produce toxins that can irritate the gut lining, increasing the risk of colic—a painful and potentially life-threatening condition.
Laminitis: The toxins released by these harmful bacteria can enter the bloodstream and affect the hooves, leading to laminitis, a painful inflammation of the hoof’s tissues.
Hindgut Acidosis: The acidic environment caused by rapid fermentation can lead to hindgut acidosis, a condition that disrupts digestion and causes discomfort.
Diarrhea & Gas: An imbalance in gut bacteria can lead to digestive upsets, resulting in diarrhea, excessive gas, and overall discomfort for your horse.
Weakened Immune System: A gut overrun by harmful bacteria can impair nutrient absorption, weakening your horse’s immune system and making them more susceptible to illnesses.
🌿 How to Protect Your Horse:

Go Grain-Free: Reducing or eliminating grains, starches, and sugars from your horse’s diet can help prevent the growth of harmful bacteria.
Increase Fiber: Feed more high-fiber forage like hay and pasture to support the growth of beneficial bacteria and maintain a healthy gut environment.
By being mindful of what you feed your horse, you can help protect them from the harmful effects of bad bacteria and keep them healthy and happy! 💚

08/31/2024

🌾 Why a Grain-Free Diet is Key for Your Horse’s Stomach Health! 🐴

Did you know that your horse’s stomach and gut thrive on specific pH levels? 🧪 Maintaining the right pH balance is essential for proper digestion and keeping harmful bacteria at bay. Here’s why opting for a grain-free diet can make a world of difference:

🐴 Stomach & Gut pH Basics:

Stomach: The stomach’s pH is naturally acidic (around 1.5 to 3.5) to help break down food and kill harmful bacteria.
Small Intestine: The pH becomes more neutral (around 6 to 7) in the small intestine, where nutrients are absorbed.
Hindgut (Cecum & Colon): The hindgut is slightly acidic to neutral, which supports the growth of beneficial bacteria essential for fiber digestion.
🚫 The Problem with Grains, Sugars, & Starches:

Acidic Impact: When horses consume grains, sugars, and starches, these carbohydrates rapidly ferment in the stomach and small intestine, lowering the pH and making the environment too acidic.
Bacterial Imbalance: An overly acidic hindgut fosters harmful bacteria, which can lead to serious issues like colic, laminitis, and hindgut acidosis.
🌿 The Benefits of a Grain-Free Diet:

Stable pH Levels: A grain-free diet, rich in fiber from hay and pasture, helps maintain a stable pH throughout the digestive tract, supporting healthy bacteria and overall gut health.
Balanced Digestion: Without grains, your horse’s digestive system can function more naturally, reducing the risk of acid-related issues and promoting long-term wellness.
Choosing a grain-free diet for your horse not only supports their digestive health but also helps maintain a natural balance that’s key to their overall well-being! 💚

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07/29/2024

Prepared to be blown away by the results of this all new product set to be released in the next 2 weeks!! Nature and science come together in this study backed natural remedy that is having unbelievable results! We're here to help your horse and over 80% of horses have ulcers and/or stomach issues. This holistic approach is the only way to go and nothing else has ever compared.

07/18/2024

🐴🌾 The Scoop on Grains, Sugars, and Your Horse's Health! 🌾🐴

Hey horse lovers! 🐎 Did you know that what you feed your horse can have a huge impact on their overall health? Let's talk about grains, sugars, and something called lactic acid build-up.

When horses eat grains and sugars, these carbs get broken down in the stomach and intestines. But here's the catch – too much can lead to a build-up of lactic acid. 📈 This happens because horses aren't naturally equipped to handle large amounts of simple carbs.

So, why is lactic acid build-up a big deal? 🤔

Stomach & Intestines: Excessive lactic acid can cause the lining of the stomach and intestines to become damaged, leading to discomfort, metabolic issues, ulcers, and other digestive issues. 🚫

Lungs: Believe it or not, lactic acid can also affect the lungs, contributing to respiratory issues and making it harder for your horse to breathe comfortably. 🌬️

🐴To keep your horse happy and healthy, consider feeding them a diet high in fiber and low in simple sugars and free of all grains. 🥕🍃

🐴 Our brand new Royalty Equine Supplement offers a well-rounded, nutritious boost that offers natural, bioavailable vitamins and minerals, with no sugar added. So, if you want to give your horse the royal treatment and fuel them for success, consider Royalty by EEHP.
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Remember, a balanced diet is key to preventing these issues and ensuring your horse thrives! Always consult with a vet or our equine nutritionist to tailor the best diet for your horse's needs. 🩺

Stay tuned for more tips on equine nutrition! 🐴💚

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From Everyone at Elite Equine Health & Performance we thank you for your service!Happy Independence day!
07/04/2024

From Everyone at Elite Equine Health & Performance we thank you for your service!

Happy Independence day!

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05/31/2024

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05/12/2024

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