Horses. The herd meanders into view, slowly rising over the hill’s crest, grazing the stretches of tall grass as they move. The image would be familiar 10,000 years ago… or last week. Horses have evolved to spend their days journeying from tuft to tuft, spending as much as 17 hours a day chewing grass, broadleaf […]
Much of North America has been feeling the effects of winter these past few months and it has taken a toll on our equine companions as well. Despite our best efforts, there are many essential bioactive compounds that may be missing from your horse’s diet during these long months of hay and grain. We’re going […]
WELCOME We love chickens….and we know you do too! That’s why all of us here at SeaBuck 7 are excited to share our new blog series with you. Living with chickens can be challenging, and finding answers in the internet briar patch can be, well… discouraging – and you are not alone. That’s why we’re […]
All Natural Horse Supplement Proves Effective in the Treatment of Gastric Ulcers LSU profess puts sea buckthorn, an all natural, wholefood supplement to the test against Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome (EGUS) and gets impressive results. Many factors like exercise, type of feed, stress levels, and a constant use of medications are a common cause for stomach […]
As scarce as hen’s eggs! That’s what some chicken keepers may want to say about eggs. This is the number one question asked by bird folks. The first step towards understanding eggs, and the laying process, involves rethinking what those round “baking ingredients” really are. Eggs are nothing more than the chicken’s way of making […]
Natalie Foutch Pro Barrel Racer “Orville and I love SeaBuck7! Orville’s palomino coat is a deep rich color but most importantly, I love how calm and focused Orville is at every run in the alley way! SeaBuck 7 is a must in my barn and especially on the road. The all natural anti-inflammatory, mental focus […]
“My name is Lynn and I have an 8-year-old Quarter Horse named Frosty Bud Light that I compete on for barrel racing. Bud had issues with ulcers when I bought him and began his training as a 6-year-old. I treated with Omeprazole and had good improvement. This past summer he needed hock surgery and the […]