EQUINE PERFORMANCE PARADOX
There is a saying; "To whom much is given, much is expected."
I want to turn that around when it concerns our Performance Horses. "To whom much is expected, much is required." Peak Performance is expected, so it is incumbent on us to support our horses at every turn (Pun intended).
Here are five good reasons to provide your horse with the best supplements.
Performance horses have unique nutritional needs, and supplements are often used to help meet those needs. Supplements can help provide additional nutrients, support joint health, improve digestion, boost immunity, and more.
- Increased nutrient requirements: Performance horses require more nutrients than sedentary horses due to increased energy expenditure. Supplements can help them get the appropriate vitamins, minerals, and nutrients.
Ramard Total Gut Health

- Joint support: Performance horses are often subjected to high-stress levels on their joints. Supplements containing glucosamine, chondroitin, and other joint-supporting compounds can help keep their joints healthy and reduce the risk of injury.
Ramard Total Joint Care Performance

- Digestive support: Performance horses are often fed high-grain diets, which can lead to digestive issues such as colic and gastric ulcers. Supplements containing probiotics, prebiotics, and digestive enzymes can help improve digestive health.
Ramard Total Pre and Probiotic

- Immune support: Performance horses are often exposed to various stressors, including travel, competition, and new environments, which can weaken their immune systems. Supplements containing antioxidants and other immune-boosting compounds can help support their overall health.
Ramard Total Immune Blast

- Muscular Support: Performance horses require strong and healthy muscles to perform at their best. Supplements containing amino acids like lysine and methionine can help support muscle growth and repair.
Ramard Total Blood Fluids Muscle

Overall, supplements can be a valuable addition to a performance horse's diet, helping to support their overall health and well-being. However, working with a veterinarian or equine nutritionist is essential to ensure that any supplements used are appropriate for the individual horse's needs and dosed correctly.
Thank You for being a Caring Horse Owner.