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The Equine Connection Podcast

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As horse owners, we always strive to do what"s best for our horses. They are our soulmates and a lifelong passion! Brought to you by Tribute® Superior Equine Nutrition, The Equine Connection Podcast is where health, nutrition and love for the horse come together. We share helpful advice, tips and tricks to help all horse owners better care for their four-legged partners.

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20:55

Importance of Vitamins to Your Horse

The Equine Connection Podcast ·

2022/01/26

We all know vitamins are important to not only us, but also our horses. In this week's podcast we cover some of the most important vitamins to our animals. We discuss the different types of vitamins, for example fat-soluble compared to water-soluble vitamins, and what it means to your horse's diet. We then chat about some of the more important vitamins and where in the diet they are provided. Feeding tips are also given to ensure your horses are getting their daily vitamin requirements met. All in

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20:34

Feeding the Junior Horse

The Equine Connection Podcast ·

2022/01/19

Junior horses are our young horses that can range from our weanlings all the way to our 2 or 3 year old horses. This week we address how best to design your feeding plan for these young animals. Since this is a period of rapid growth, what we feed them is critical to their overall health and wellbeing. Thus, we address these issues and why owners need to be careful on what they are feeding and what they should be monitoring during this period. We also discuss which supplements can safely be fed and

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24:23

Nutritional Changes Through Life Stages

The Equine Connection Podcast ·

2022/01/12

The foundation of any equine diet starts with at what life stage is your horse at. Then other factors such as training or use come into play. In this week's podcast we address what changes nutritionally for a horse through their different life stages. We break down each stage and what that means to you when considering what to feed your animals. Then we talk about some of the types of feeds available on the market and where those might fit with different types of horses and your feeding plan. As

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24:09

Feeding the Hard Keeper

The Equine Connection Podcast ·

2022/01/05

Similar to last week's podcast, the term "easy" or "hard" keeper is used quite frequently by horse owners. Thus, in this week's podcast we focus solely on the hard keeper. Hard keepers are horses that have difficulty in maintaining weight (body condition). We discuss some of the signs and how to identify if your horse is a hard keeper. We also chat about certain horse types that tend to be harder keepers. After discussing some concerns with hard keepers, we then offer some tips and advice on how

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18:47

Feeding the Easy Keeper

The Equine Connection Podcast ·

2021/12/29

The term "easy" or "hard" keeper is used quite frequently by horse owners. Thus, in this week's podcast we focus solely on the easy keeper and what this means to you. Easy keepers are generally those horses that can put weight on easily. We do discuss this more in depth and how you can tell if your horse is an easy keeper. We then talk about what horse types and breeds are generally considered easy keepers. Then we give some tips on how best to feed your easy keeper and what some concerns may be

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16:52

Feeding Miniature Horses

The Equine Connection Podcast ·

2021/12/22

Horses come in all sizes. From our tallest and heaviest draft horses, all the way down to our smallest miniature horses. It does beg the question, do I feed a miniature horse similar to my taller riding horse? In this week's podcast we answer that question and more. Much of the advice and tips we give can also apply to ponies and other small horse types. Generally, you do feed miniature horses similar to their larger cousins, you just scale everything down for their size. We also do mention that the

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15:06

Feeding a Horse Prone to Choking

The Equine Connection Podcast ·

2021/12/15

A scary moment horse owners may come across is when they experience their horse choking. Whenever faced with this, owners should immediately remove all food and water from the horse and contact their veterinarian. In this week's podcast we discuss what happens when a horse chokes and how owners should respond. We also discuss the types of feed a horse may choke on. Then we discuss some tips and strategies on limiting a horse's chance of choking and how they can be better managed. If you are ever

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23:23

You Can Over Supplement Your Horse

The Equine Connection Podcast ·

2021/12/08

Today there seems to be a supplement for almost any type of horse or condition. However, with the increase in options for horse owners, many are often over feeding supplements. An obvious detriment for owners is they are paying for products their horses often do not even need or will not even use. The biggest concern is, feeding certain supplements can be determinantal to horse health. In this week's podcast we talk about supplements, when they are needed, and why often they are not. We also address

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22:45

Is Alfalfa Bad For My Horse?

The Equine Connection Podcast ·

2021/12/01

As a legume, alfalfa is a unique forage and is the primary choice for many horse owners. Because the foundation for any horse diet will always be forage, this week we focus on alfalfa and why or why not it would be a good choice for your horse. We start off discussing how alfalfa as a legume differs from many of our grass forages. We especially focus on which nutrients differ and what owners should be aware of, especially when it comes to the quality of alfalfa hay. Under certain circumstances

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12:21

Acceptable Treats for your Horses

The Equine Connection Podcast ·

2021/11/24

Almost every owner out there loves to give their horses a treat every now and then. Thus, in this week's podcast we talk about why we give our horses treats and answer the question, are they safe to feed? We do cover some treats you will want to avoid and why they can cause problems for your horses. All in all, most common things fed to a horse as a treat are generally safe and do not have too much of an impact on their nutrition or overall health. You can learn more about these topics by visiting

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23:15

Feeding the Picky Eater

The Equine Connection Podcast ·

2021/11/17

Nothing can be more frustrating for an owner for when they feed their horse and they refuse to eat. Often this can be an acute scenario, where it just suddenly happens one day. More commonly, it is more of a chronic case, where the horse is just quite simply a picky eater. This week we discuss the different types of picky eaters and what may be the underlying causes. Some causes may only require a simple alteration of the diet or management of the horse. Where others may require a visit from a

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23:15

Do I feed a Pelleted or Textured Feed?

The Equine Connection Podcast ·

2021/11/10

There are so many feed choices for horses owners that, at times, it can seem overwhelming. Then, owners are faced with an additional decision of which form of the feed to give? The two main forms of horse feeds commonly found today are pelleted feeds and textured feeds. In this week's podcast, we discuss the differences between the two. We talk about how both pelleted and textured horse feeds are processed and what the main differences are. We also mention some of the variables that may help you

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21:17

What is a Complete Feed?

The Equine Connection Podcast ·

2021/11/03

We have made so many advances in equine nutrition, that it seems we have a horse feed for almost any situation. Yet, it can lead to much confusion to owners on which feed to pick. This is especially true for our "complete feeds." Many companies say their feed completes their horses diet, or is just a "complete feed." Thus, in this week's podcast we explain what exactly a complete feed is. We then go into some situations in where you would possibly want to use a complete feed. Just briefly, a true

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18:00

Managing Horses During Changing Weather

The Equine Connection Podcast ·

2021/10/27

Anytime the weather changes, it can be challenging for our horses. This is most often seen during our transitional spring and fall seasons. In this week's podcast, we highlight what changes for your horse and how they might react. A major concern is that changing weather has been linked to a higher incidence of colic. Additionally, our pastures change, how we use our horses potentially changes, and many other considerations. The bottom line is that there are many dynamic changes our horses are

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19:32

Interview w/Casey Deary of Deary Performance Horses

The Equine Connection Podcast ·

2021/10/20

Casey Deary is recognized as one of the world's top reining horse riders and trainer. Taken from his website, Casey states he grew up in Texas riding horses, taking low-cost colts, training them and reselling them, allowing him to grow his training business. He also won the National Reining Horse Association Futurity in 2012 on Americasnextgunmodel and again in 2015 on Shesouttayourleague, and has made the finals at many major limited-age events. Casey has earned more than $1.5 Million in reining

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Feeding the Senior Horse During Winter

The Equine Connection Podcast ·

2021/10/13

With winter coming, it would be worth your while to review your nutrition plan for your senior horses. Generally, a senior horse is one that is older than 15 years old. However, there are many factors that can influence what we could consider a "senior horse," which we discuss. We also talk about why winter can be a tougher time for older horses when compared to our younger stock. With winter and the environmental stress associated with it, we focus in on how an older horse's dietary requirements

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20:07

Transition of Horse Pasture in Fall

The Equine Connection Podcast ·

2021/10/06

As the cool weather begins to descend in the fall, our pastures begin to transition. During this time period, our warm season forages begin to go dormant and our cool season forages begin to emerge. This week we talk about this transition and what owners can expect. While there are many factors that will dictate when your pastures may begin to change, there are some generalities that we discuss. We also talk about how best to manage your horses through this transition. Another consideration is when

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17:09

HYPP (Hyperkalemic Periodic Paralysis) in Horses

The Equine Connection Podcast ·

2021/09/29

Hyperkalemic Periodic Paralysis (HYPP) is a genetic disease that has been passed down by the Quarter Horse sire Impressive. This disease can affect up to almost 5% of all Quarter Horses. It also has been documented in other QH mixed breeds, all traced back to the Impressive line. The disease itself interrupts regular muscle function and can cause a horse's muscles to involuntary twitch, or cause a horse to shake and tremble. It can be especially dangerous leading to paralysis or death. Because diet

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15:52

Preparing for Winter: Hay

The Equine Connection Podcast ·

2021/09/22

Heading into the fall months it would be wise for horse owners to start planning for winter. One important consideration is to start procuring hay for your horses. In this week's podcast we discuss why it is important for you to start buying and storing hay for the winter. We discuss the many options available to horse owners on where and how to store their hay for the winter. We also discuss the many changes horses will experience in the winter and why diet plays such a crucial role in supporting

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10:30

Total Gut Health w/Constant Comfort

The Equine Connection Podcast ·

2021/09/17

In this brief episode we discuss the launch of the Constant Comfort Total Gut Health System from Tribute® Superior Equine Nutrition and how it can benefit any horse. Anytime a routine changes for a horse, they are stressed. This can lead to stomach and hindgut upset, which can result in decreased performance, behavioral changes, weight loss, or even colic. Here we explain how the Constant Comfort system works to support your horse's gut health. We also discuss how best to use this new system. You

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