Omega-9 fatty acids are not essential for horses as they can produce them in sufficient amounts. Their diet should focus on omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids instead, which support overall health, joint function, and inflammation control. Omega-9s are commonly found in plant oils, but their inclusion in a horse's diet is unnecessary and may lead to an imbalance in fatty acid ratios.

Are you worried that your dog has put on some pounds recently? Dog obesity should actually be considered one of the more serious diseases affecting dogs, but most owners don’t realize the true dangers… Find out why your dog may be gaining weight and how to help them stay fit and healthy!

Things can begin to get confusing when you start prioritizing supplementation over a good quality nutritional diet. Not sure exactly where you stand on the supplements scale? We’ll walk you through exactly how to determine whether or not your horse could benefit from more (or less) supplementation.

If you’re thinking about a new puppy, it’s important to decide where you’re getting them from. If you’re going the breeder route, remember to do your research about whether your potential breeder is a responsible one. In this article, learn about the best ways to find a responsible breeder!

Nothing can be more frustrating than having a horse who is a “hard keeper”. A lot of factors go into why a horse can be struggling to keep on weight including their age, work load, and underlying health conditions. Not sure of where to look for answers any longer? We’ve got you covered.

You may have heard about the phenomenon of essential fatty acids (EFAs), or omegas, for your dog. But why should you really be concerned? Make sure you know about the importance of EFAs and why you should be feeding them to your dog!