Lactic acid buildup is a serious concern for athletic horses, especially those engaged in repetitive training and competitive performance. Over time, excessive lactic acid accumulation can lead to muscular fatigue, altered movement, inflammation in the joints, and ultimately, long-term damage to a horse’s health and mobility.
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Jamie Babb is the owner and operator of Tender Care Therapy. She has been repairing horses with the Equi-Stim Legsaver for the last 8 years! Here is a testimonial from Jamie about her experience with treating Hollywood: The rewards and results of working with Equi-Stim Legsaver have been nothing less than miraculous. I…
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Find Your Horse’s Lameness Early When you ride your horse, you know how he performs under normal circumstances, so you will know when something doesn’t seem right. As every horse owner knows, it’s important to pay attention when performance declines so you can detect minor problems before they become major lameness issues. By checking your…
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Horse racing is at its heart a performance sport. A spectacle that appeals not only to horse lovers, but attractive to business types, sports bettors, and spectators who simply love a good show. When you take into account the total number of bets placed on a specific race, the media coverage it attracts, its history…
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Aging is just a fact of life, and in your horse’s case, it means the same as for the rest of us: joints may not be as supple, internal systems can break down and be less effective, and it’s important to keep an eye on daily functioning to ensure your horse isn’t showing signs of…
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