Professional Choice Fly Sheet For Horse Review and Information
When you see the name Professional Choice, you know you are getting a quality, well made product that will stand up to use. The Professional Choice Fly Sheet is made to withstand all the abuse that a horse and summertime weather can dish out. The sheet is made of a strong durable rip-stop mesh that [cont..]
Professional Choice Fly Mask Information and Review
Professional Choice is known for their quality equestrian products and their fly mask uphold their reputation. The Professional Choice mask is known for it’s comfortable well fitting no gap mask. The Professional Choice Fly Mask Features a No Gap Hood The Pro Choice hood is cut to fit close to the head. The top of [cont..]
Do The Back On Track Therapeutic Infrared Horse Blanket and Sheet Work?
When I first read about the Back on Track Therapeutic Infrared Blankets I understood the theory behind the technology but was not sure how well it would actually work. What I have found that is if the blanket and sheet are used correctly can help considerably with muscle soreness, stiffness and arthritic issues. How Does the Back [cont..]
Vitamin D For Horses: Quick Facts
Vitamin D is fat soluble. Fat soluble vitamins are stored within the body’s fat and liver and can become toxic if certain levels are reached. Why Vitamin D Is Important For Horses: It maintains the levels of calcium in the blood. It is required for the absorption of both calcium and phosphorous which are key [cont..]
The Morning Fuzz – What is it? In this video, Dr. Gil Hadley talks about fascia in the human body, what it is, and how it affects movement. Fascia’s function is the same in humans and horses. If the sight of a dissected human body is not disturbing to you, I encourage you to watch [cont..]
The Head Muscles Connect to the Tail Muscles When dealing with a muscle sore horse, we tend to look at a muscle as a singular part, functioning alone. The reality is muscles, tendons, ligaments and other soft tissues throughout the body are directly and indirectly connected from head to tail through the fascial web. What [cont..]
