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Looking for effective digestive supplements for horses? Redmond Daily Gold pellets offer natural gastric support for horses in an easy-feed gut supplement.| blog.redmondequine.com
Looking for effective digestive supplements for horses? Redmond Daily Gold pellets offer natural gastric support for horses in an easy-feed gut supplement.| blog.redmondequine.com
Have you found your heart horse? Learn the science of why horses are good therapy, what helps you bond, and how to strengthen the human-horse relationship.| blog.redmondequine.com
Want to help your horse stretch regularly but not sure how? Get tips from two experts who explain why stretching for horses is worthwhile, and how to do it.| blog.redmondequine.com
Complete Guide to Feeding Electrolytes for Horses or Salt When humidity soars and temperatures climb, you know it's time to reach for electrolytes—especially if you're on the trail or in the paddock sweating in the summer heat. But what about your horse? You probably know salt is essential for health and hydration—but do horses need an electrolyte as well? Is salt the same thing? Here’s the short answer: salt is an electrolyte, but it’s not the only one your horse needs. Confused? L...| Redmond Equine Blog
Moody mares. Studdy geldings. Stallions with attitude. We know the barn drama all too well! Whether it’s heat cycles, hormonal highs and lows, or just general crankiness, when your horse is feeling off, it shows.| Redmond Equine Blog
Redmond Rock Crushed vs. Daily Red Loose Minerals for Horses With the introduction of Redmond’s Daily Red line of loose mineral salts for horses, many of you have asked what the difference is between Crushed (formerly Redmond Rock Crushed) and Fortified, and if you should feed one or both. You want to choose the best loose salt for your horse. We have info below to help you do that! Whether your equine needs a simple mineral salt or a little extra nutrient love, Redmond has options to kee...| Redmond Equine Blog
How to Stop Weight Loss & Diarrhea in Senior Horses As our equine companions age, new needs and health concerns emerge. We understand how stressful it can be to see an older horse declining and not know how to help. But take heart! While you can’t reverse time, you can adjust care to better meet your horse’s changing needs. Two common challenges in caring for older horses are weight loss and frequent loose stool or diarrhea. Get ideas below to nurture your aging horse’s digestive system...| Redmond Equine Blog
Winter Horse Riding Tips | Top Picks for Cold Weather Riding Gear Being mired in cold temperatures or snow doesn’t have to put a stop to quality time in the saddle. It’s important to keep horses moving during winter months, and time together helps you stay connected and on track to meet goals. While it requires a bit more preparation and perhaps a shorter ride, winter can still provide productive experiences on the trail! Below are suggestions from vetted endurance rider Karen Chaton on h...| Redmond Equine Blog
Your Guide to Caring for Horses in Winter Winter weather is here once again! As the season welcomes wintry landscapes and cozy nights in, it also brings not-so-welcome bone-chilling temperatures, freezing rain and snow, and icy conditions for you and your horse to navigate. You want to keep your horses healthy, warm, and safe in winter. We have some suggestions to help you do that! Learn more below about horse care in cold weather and how to reduce icy conditions that pose slip risks for horses.| Redmond Equine Blog
Is your horse ignoring its block? Switch to a natural lick and loose salt! Redmond has mined salt rocks and a full lineup of loose minerals for horses.| blog.redmondequine.com
Read our extensive library of blog and resource articles for information about improving horse health and digestion, treating and preventing common issues like ulcers in horses, colic, diarrhea and dehydration, and many more topics.| blog.redmondequine.com
Learn when and how to apply the best clay poultice for horses to reduce swelling in legs and help prevent injury.| blog.redmondequine.com
Gas colic in horses is common but shouldn't be overlooked. Dr. Juliet Getty, with Getty Equine Nutrition, gives advice on how to prevent horse gas colic.| blog.redmondequine.com
Learn about the digestive system of a horse, how to improve horse gut health, and the best ulcer and gut supplement for horses to elevate basic equine health.| blog.redmondequine.com
Sometimes I see my horse eating dirt. In moderation, dirt is beneficial for your horse. Here are 6 reasons why horses eat dirt, also known as geophagia or pica.| blog.redmondequine.com
Garlic has many health benefits for horses, but do you know how much garlic to feed horses? Get the right amount with Redmond Rock Crushed with Garlic.| blog.redmondequine.com
Ulcers in horses are a common problem. Learn the baiscs of how to recognize the signs and symptoms of equine ulcers and how to prevent them naturally.| blog.redmondequine.com
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Diarrhea in horses can be dangerous, leading to dehydration and weight loss, even death. Here are six common causes of horse diarrhea, and how to treat it.| blog.redmondequine.com
Looking for help connecting with a horse and becoming a better rider? Get helpful horse riding tips from three pros to improve your skill and horsemanship.| blog.redmondequine.com
Choosing the right minerals for your horse is vital. Redmond keeps it simple with two core mineral supplements that support horse gut health and hydration.| blog.redmondequine.com
There are 13 vitamins and minerals horses typically become deficient in. Find out which and how to pick the best mineral supplement to help horses thrive.| blog.redmondequine.com
Horses get anxious when traveling, competing, or learning a new job. Here are 5 tips to help horses feel calmer and naturally treat anxiety in horses.| blog.redmondequine.com
Do you have questions about bentonite clay for horses, its benefits, use and safety? Learn all about feeding bentonite to horses or applying it externally.| blog.redmondequine.com
