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RESOURCES

Mineral supplements

 

These are typically appropriate for balancing central IN hay, but hay testing is always best.

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Forage testing

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Hay nets

 

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Other supplements

Do your supplements even contain what they say on the label? Could there be contamination by other substances? Regulations are scarce within the industry. Look for NASC member status as one step toward better quality.

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Positive reinforcement (clicker) training for horses

Have you wondered if clicker training works for horses? Yes, it is effective and safe, but you need guidance to get started.

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Equine core strengthening/conditioning

After a layoff, in young horses, or returning an older horse to work--riding can be counterproductive to build fitness. Use these resources to guide strengthening/conditioning on the ground.

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Equine biomechanics & training

Learn how horses should move for optimum longevity and function

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Hoof trimming

You CAN learn to trim your own horse's hooves, or simply educate yourself on proper hoof care/balance for more informed farrier choices.

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Microbiome testing

Research into the horse gut microbiome is still early, but commercial testing is available in the UK (shipping samples overseas is feasible). Horses with chronic gut issues may benefit from testing, as dietary supplements can target specific types of microbes.

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Hay Chix net

Equi-Analytical hay probe kit

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Products and services that Dr. Renschler has found helpful in the quest for healthy horses

Image by Helena Lopes
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