Therapy doses start at as low as $450 per treatment. This price includes shipping and preparation of cells. What is the cost of stem cell therapy? Stem cell therapy cost can range anywhere between $5000 – $50,000. Patients must do Read more…
Answer: Yes, if stored under the proper conditions the supplement will stay fresh until the expiration date. How long does Red Cell supplement last? Both the Liquid gallon and 4 lb Pellets will last over 4 months for horses not Read more…
Manure contains small amounts of iron, and also adds some nitrogen and other nutrients to your soil. Manure, like compost, contains small amounts of iron, depending largely on the diets of the animals and the type of livestock that the Read more…
Horses with particularly flashy and eye-catching white on their legs are said to have “chrome.” What does it mean if a horse has chrome? If a horse is described as having “chrome”, it means that the horse has many white Read more…
Commonly Needed Supplements for Your Horse’s Health Vitamin E: Vitamin E is essential for horses and ponies because it supports a healthy immune system. Biotin: Biotin is a vitamin that’s important for hoof health. Omega-3 fatty acids These are important Read more…
Vital Equine B-max Described as a ‘pick me up’, this vitamin- and iron-rich liquid helps to bring back sparkle to horses who are tired and run down due to illness or competition. How can I increase my horse’s energy? Fibre Read more…
Red blood cells deliver oxygen to cells and remove carbon dioxide. This oxygen supply is critical for the performance horse during aerobic exercise and recovery. What does red cell do for horses? Supports healthy blood cell production Red Cell is Read more…
Iron deficiency anemia is not common in horses. When it occurs, it is not usually due to insufficient intake of iron in the diet. Instead it occurs due to low-grade, longterm blood loss. Your veterinarian will treat this disorder with Read more…
Vitamins. Recent studies ( 19 , 22 ) have been proven that mare’s milk contains vitamins A, D3, E, K2, C, B1, B2, B3, B6, B12. The content of these vitamins in mare’s and cow’s milk does not differ significantly Read more…
An average (think 1,100-lb or 500-kg) horse’s stomach holds about 2 to 4 gallons (9 to 15 liters). This size serves horses well when they are maintained on an all-forage diet. How much feed can a horses stomach hold? The Read more…