Jacqueline Guezille - EnviroEquine & Pet: Customer Success Representative

17/03/2023

Another amazing EnviroEquine product is getting ready to hit the shelves! Meet Joint+, a comprehensive joint support supplement aimed at providing bioavailable ingredients for your horse to keep them comfortable and promote joint health. EnviroEquine's Joint+ contains ingredients backed by research like glucosamine, chondroitin sulfate, HA, and MSM in addition to S. cerevisiae, a yeast that promotes healthy digestion and absorption of nutrients.

Pre-order now for 15% off! Shipping begins 4/15: https://enviroequine.com/product/joint/?utm_source=EnviroEquine+%26+Pet&utm_campaign=54539fcdbf-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2023_03_06_05_38&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_-54539fcdbf-%5BLIST_EMAIL_ID%5D

16/03/2023

"No hoof no horse!" is something every horse person has heard. EnviroEquine's latest product, Hoof+, supports hoof health with a combination of 50mg of Biotin per serving, 200,000mg of Methionine to protect against cracking and chipping, and 160x1010 CFU of S. cerevisiae yeast to support digestion and enhance feed availability. Hoof + provides trace minerals and vitamins to ensure your horse is getting everything that it needs to keep performing and creating healthy hooves!

Pre-order now to get 15% off: https://enviroequine.com/product/hoof/?utm_source=EnviroEquine+%26+Pet&utm_campaign=f743f0228c-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2023_03_01_05_54&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_-f743f0228c-%5BLIST_EMAIL_ID%5D

03/03/2023

Looking to try EnviroEquine products? Now is the perfect time! EnviroEquine has placed their h**p products on sale for 50% off!

Try one (or more!) of the following for your four-legged friends:
-Pet H**pseed Oil
-Equine H**pseed Oil
-HayMax
-ChillRx
-Builder

02/03/2023

Why organic?

EnviroEquine is one of the few feed companies that offers organic feed. It might feel a little "extra," but it is done for good reason. Many feed mills tend to mix horse, cattle, and chicken/poultry feed with "washout periods" between the different types of feed being made in order to not contaminate batches of feed. Most of the time, there are no issues, but occasionally mistakes can be made. Cattle and poultry feeds are typically made with antibiotics and ionophores that are toxic to horses.

Ionophores are highly toxic to horses and even 1 gram is enough to kill a 1,000lb horse. There is currently no antidote or "cure" for ionophore/monensin toxicity, but treatments include supportive care, activated charcoal treatment, and time. One of the ways to avoid monensin toxicity is by using mills with good reputations, feed mills that do not mix cattle or poultry feed, or organic feed mills that are not allowed to use antibiotics.

12/01/2023

Enter on Instagram to win 5 tubes of EnviroEquine and Pet's ElectroBalance! A concentrated source of sodium and chloride with no added sugar (dextrose), ElectroBalance replaces electrolytes lost during periods of intense sweating and minimizes the risk of electrolyte depletion through sweat in sport horses or urine in racehorses administered Lasix. Electrolyte depletion can lead to early onset of fatigue and problems with muscle function, and has negative implications for bone health. Proper hydration encourages post-exercise muscle glycogen replenishment, and natural vitamin E supports muscle recovery after intense exercise. Available as a granule for daily use as well as easy-to-administer syringes that are convenient during transportation.

Jackie shared a post on Instagram: "⭐️ GIVEAWAY ⭐️ Wally says “Only YOU can prevent dehydration related colic this winter!” ❄️ Share your best tips to keep your horses hydrated this winter for a chance to FIVE tubes of ElectroBalance Paste, an all natural sweat rep...

12/01/2023

Horse owners get bombarded with a ton of marketing towards feeding supplements. Vitamin E is an important nutrient that is vital for a horse's immune and neurological system. Here is an easy breakdown of why your horse needs Vitamin E in its diet:

-Vitamin E is an antioxidant that protects cells from oxidative stress.
-Vitamin E plays a role immune system regulation. Horses who were deficient in Vitamin E had impaired immune systems due to lowered activation of protective T and B cells of the immune system.

Studies demonstrate that horses fed diets low in vitamin E showed lower immune level stimulation responses to vaccination than horses supplemented with vitamin E. Additionally, the horses that had been given vitamin E post-vaccination exhibited increased killing capacity of bacteria.

How can you get more vitamin E in your horses diet, especially if they are not out on lush pasture?

-supplement with an oil that has a similar omega makeup to that of pasture. Oils like h**p oil, camelina oil, and flax seed oil fit the bill. This is also a great way to add calories without increasing the amount of feed.
-Supplement with a vitamin E powder or liquid.
-Feed a concentrate that has added vitamin E.

Now is a great time to try supplementing vitamin E to your horse's diet as pastures are currently dead or have very low levels of vitamin E. Two products to try from EnviroEquine and Pet are:
1. Equine H**p Seed Oil--Now 50% off! https://enviroequine.com/product/equine-h**p-seed-oil/
2. OmegaBalance Oil: https://enviroequine.com/product/equine-omegabalance-oil/

All EnviroEquine and Pet reps can be reached to go over and improve your horse's diet to keep them looking and feeling their best!

EnviroEquine OmegaBalance Camelina Oil with Pumpkin Seed Oil for inflammation, allergies, arthritis, and metabolic conditions.

09/01/2023

Foaling season is here! Soon (although some mares may not think soon enough!) they'll be weaned, and your next worry is ensuring that they are receiving enough nutrients and minerals to support their rapid growth and neurologic function.

Vitamin E is a required antioxidant for adult and young horses alike. Low Vitamin E levels were found in horses with Equine Degenerative Myelopathy, commonly just called EDM. How does it affect foals and growing horses? When foals showing signs of incoordination were supplemented with vitamin E, they were found to appear normal by 2 years of age—the reverse of what is typically seen with suspected EDM. Equine Degenerative Myelopathy is a progressive disease, where affected horses show worsening neurologic signs such as ataxia, stumbling, paresis, and below average muscle function. A farm with a higher incidence of EDM reduced their 40% EDM number to 0% after increasing their supplementation of Vitamin E to horses that were showing neurologic signs.

But can vitamin E be used as preventative before a foal is even born? Studies are showing that there is a high correlation between supplementing stallions with vitamin E and decreasing the chances of their foals developing EDM.

Foals may need increased levels of vitamin E to support their constant growth and development. They may not receive adequate vitamin E from the mare, their pasture, or their feed, so it can be worthwhile to supplement. Foals require about three times the amount of Vitamin E compared to an adult horse’s maintenance needs, usually around 3,000 IU per day. Rapid neurologic development occurs in foals as they grow, making vitamin E even more essential.

EnviroEquine's H**p Seed Oil or OmegaBalance can help provide a dose of fats and vitamin E to growing horses. All of EnviroEquine and Pet H**p products are currently 50% off! Shop their H**p Seed Oil here:

H**p seed oil is a source of the unique fatty acid gamma-linolenic acid (GLA), an omega-6 that behaves like an omega-3. GLA has been shown to displace and compete with more inflammatory fatty acids in…