Problem Hooves by Judy Sinner, Gold Director, WA To get to the bottom of problem hooves, put on your Dick Tracy hat and find out everything you can about the horse’s total diet, including any mineralized block or salt licks, worming schedule, housing conditions, and shoeing. The bottom line is that a healthy horse has…
Colder weather can bring about shifts in energy and an increased need for nutritional balance. In a recent conference call, Gold Director, Judy Sinner, shared tips for making life easier for you and your horse during the cold winter months. Check out the highlights of the call below. Listen to the full conference call HERE…
I bought a yearling about two years ago that was severely malnourished. I nursed her back to health and about a year later she started having chronic colic episodes. After her first severe near death experience and a $500 vet bill later I tried changing feeds, feeding schedules, and your common probiotic formulas. Less than…
One of our Dynamite distributors recently pointed us to an article about the common use and processing of soy protein. The common processing of soybeans to make soy protein [isolate] includes extracting the oil, removing the fiber, mixing it with hydrochloric acid and centrifuging it to remove the carbohydrates. The result: a thick, yellow, foamy…
The most common question about Dynamite’s equine line of products is “What products should I use?” We always recommend building a strong foundation first.Your horse’s foundation program will depend primarily on activity, energy level, additional nutritional requirements, and your preference for ease of feeding. Choose a Dynamite broad spectrum supplement: Option #1: Dynamite®— Dynamite’s most popular…
My mare tore suspensory ligament last year and I started her on Dynamite Plus™ for Horses at that time. My vet was amazed at her recovery on her first recheck visit just six weeks after her injury. The tear was totally repaired! He also noted that her coat had a deep shine and she started to…
