“Both horses are doing fantastic with very small but noticeable improvements. Their overall demeanor is continuing to settle and grooming/training sessions are improving on a daily basis. The attitude of both just keeps getting better. So much of the former Riley horse is just not there which is a huge improvement. I am very impressed with the results we are seeing !”
Kate (Illinois)
CurOST® Equine Pure Testimonials “I have been using Nourish and Curost Pure for about 6 weeks now, and I really have felt a huge difference!! I have SO much energy, and the combination of the Human Nourish and Pure has really made a difference in my
“Both horses are doing fantastic with very small but noticeable improvements. Their overall demeanor is continuing to settle and grooming/training sessions are improving on a daily basis. The attitude of both just keeps getting better. So much of the former Riley horse is just not there which is a huge improvement. I am very impressed with the results we are seeing !”
Kate (Illinois)
“I have a lovely and sweet-as-pie Lusitano gelding. Unfortunately, he’s had some recent issues with canter. Before a depart, he’d begun to throw his head, bunny hop, canter in place, or simply get so worked up that he would not even take the gait. His back, hocks, etc., have all been vet checked, but no clear issues were found. A friend suggested I contact Dr. Schell to see if maybe there wasn’t another way to look at the problem. He recommended the new Adapt & Calm EQ formula and I was all for giving it a go. Within a week, I began to see a change. And now, with a month on the formula, we’re now cantering both directions without a panicky fuss and with more and more relaxation every ride. And while we still have much to work on, I’ve been super pleased with the progress and have even had folks at my barn remark on his “transformation.”
Erin O’Malley
Laminitis is inflammation of the laminae, which is the tissue that secures the coffin bone or distal phalanx to the inside of the hoof tissue. Laminitis is often interchangeable with the laymen’s term, “FOUNDER”.
Insulin resistance is a form of “pre” diabetes and is unfortunately very common in the horse as well as in humans. Insulin resistance or IR is a physiologic condition in which the cells in the body have a decreased response to insulin.
Introduction:
Insulin resistance in the horse has been a problem plaguing private veterinary practitioners for years if not decades. The problem seems to be getting worse and more prevalent as time progresses, which raises issues and questions as to a possible husbandry or dietary problem that are contributing to the rise in caseloads.
Impact of an Herbal and Fruit Proprietary Blend on Equine Insulin Resistance Read More »
Equine osteoarthritis is a debilitating, degenerative condition affecting horses of various age groups and with a multitude of causes, ranging from conformational flaws, trauma to infectious origins.
Tom Schell, D.V.M, DABVP, CVCH
Skin allergies and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease are two common clinical problems affecting horses, especially in the eastern and southern portions of the United States.
Managing COPD and Allergies in the Horse with an Herbal Blend Read More »
Arthritis Arthritis is a debilitating condition resulting in lameness and potential loss of use for many horses. The exact cause of equine arthritis is unknown, however there are many pre-disposing factors that help to contribute to the condition.
