Equine Supplements

Get to know Practical Horseman’s 2022 Trainer of the Year, Clarissa Wilmerding! Plus, a vet explains that a commonsense approach for determining what supplements are right for your horse begins with identifying a specific need.

A commonsense approach for determining what’s right for your horse begins with identifying a specific need. Then investigate product contents and claims before you buy.

Supplements and joint health have always been major points of conversation in every equine circle. What's healthy and good for the equine body, and what’s not? We brought this up with our featured veterinarian, Dr. Tracy Turner, who specializes in equine lameness, to hear his professional opinion.

Considerations for training, competition, dietary strategy and supportive therapy

Phenibut, an ingredient found in some calming supplements can put you on the wrong side of U.S. Equestrian Federation drug rules