Chia for Horses

The "Gold Standard" of Omega 3's !

For All Breeds & Ages of Horses

Digestive System

Promotes healthy intestinal tract
Helps prevent sand colic
Promotes healthier skin & coat
Easy digestibility; highly palatable
Helps regulate blood sugar spikes
Non-GMO; Gluten Free
May help soothe ulcers
Insulin-Resistance (IR) horses
Pre-Cushings & Cushings Syndrome
Helps boost the immune system

3:1 Omega 3, anti-inflammatory
Low NSC; cool energy source
Low sugar, starch & sodium
Slowly processed carbs
Rich in antioxidants & minerals
Helps maintain electrolyte balance
No mechanical/chemical processing
High protein quality
Pesticide/chemical free
Rich in fiber
Long shelf life

Allergies

Anti-Allergenic properties

Musculoskeletal System

Helps maintain supple joints & connective tissues
Helps repair & maintain cellular walls
Promotes stronger hooves
Supports bone growth & strength
Assists in the development of nervous system, brain, muscles and skeleton
May help ease arthritic conditions

Reproductive System

Helps balance hormones, ease estrus cycles and inflammation

Recommended Feeding Rates: Top dress 2-4 ounces daily

Case Studies

In November 2010, ProfitPro, LLC, Albert Lea, MN, began using the combination of Chia and HS-35 in several equine applications and, to date, has found a variety of beneficial qualities for many issues currently seen in the equine industry from years of feeding practices that are not always advantageous to the horse.

It should also be noted that there is a difference between therapeutic and maintenance dosages of Chia. Also, depending on the issue and the individual, it may take several months to see any changes or differences.

Understand that all of these horses were given BOTH Chia & HS-35 and the combination is, what is believed to be the determining factor.

The following, while strictly anecdotal, show remarkable results!

Again, this is all anecdotal, but the ramifications could be of tremendous importance. It must be taken into account, each horse is an individual and may or may not react in the same manner. Thus far, along with the case studies, it's been noted:

An Insulin Resistant Mare completely changed when Chia was added to her diet. Changes did not begin until nearly 4 months in at 4 oz. a day. Maintenance is now 2 oz. daily.

A mare with severe bug allergies, swell up with big welts during bug season. She received 2 oz. of Chia daily starting in November the Fall before trial. Mare completely free of the bug allergies.

A mare difficult to get in foal and normally needed Regumate to stay in foal... have tests show 1,000 blood count (300 is border line) while on the Chia. She received 4 oz. daily for 5 months and then reduced to 2 oz. daily.