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InfoHorse.com is the horse owner's shortcut to trusted health products — supplements, hoof care, wound care, joint and digestive support, fly control, dewormers, and specialty therapies. Over 800 businesses on our roster cover everything from daily vitamins to targeted solutions for laminitis, ulcers, arthritis, and respiratory conditions. Browse the subcategories below to find manufacturers, formulators, and practitioners that have earned their place in horse-owner communities.
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Alfalfa Pellets
Stall Deodorization
Anhidrosis Treatment
Anxiety Treatments
Arthritis Supplements
Back Pain Relief
Bathing Products
Bone Supplements
Bowed Tendon Treatments
Breathing Enhancement Products for Horses
Breathing Products
Calming Products
CBD Products
Coat Care
Coat Supplements
Cold Therapy
Colic Surgery Products
Colic Treatments
Complete Horse Vitamins
Cooling Products
Cough Remedies
Cribbing Prevention Products
De-Wormers
Digestive Aid
Disposition Improvement
E Vitamins
Electrolytes
Exercise Equipment
Eye Health
Eyesight Restoration
Feather Care For Horses
Feed Thru Fly Control For Horse Owners
First Aid
Flax Supplements
Fly Spray
Focus Products
Founder Treatments
Fungal Treatments
Grooming Products
Gut Health
Heaves Supplements
Hemp Products
Hoof Cleaning Products
Hoof Comfort Products
Hoof Hardeners
Hoof Health Products
Hoof Health Supplements
Hoof Pads
Horse Hoof Care
Hyaluronic Acid
Ice Therapy Products
Immunity Health Products
Inflammation Relief Products
Insulin Resistance Products
Joint Supplements
Lameness Solutions
Laminitis Treatments
Leaky Gut Solutions
Light Therapy
Magnesium Supplements
Metabolic Supplements
Natural Hoof Care
Nebulizers
OCD Treatments
Omega Supplements for Horses
Pain Relief
Parasite Testing for Horses
Pre-biotics
Pre-Performance Products
Probiotics
Proud Flesh Treatments
Rain Rot Remedies
Respiratory Products
Ringbone Treatments
Ringworm Treatments
Sarcoid Treatment
Senior Supplements
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Ulcer Care
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Horse Health — Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if my horse needs a joint supplement?
Watch for stiffness, reluctance to move, or trouble getting up, which can signal joint discomfort, especially in older or hard-working horses. Joint supplements often contain ingredients like glucosamine, chondroitin, and MSM to support cartilage and comfort. They work best alongside good farrier care, proper footing, and appropriate exercise. Ask your veterinarian to confirm the cause first, since lameness can have many sources.
How often should I deworm my horse?
Most owners deworm on a schedule set with their veterinarian, often guided by a fecal egg count test that shows each horse's actual parasite load. Blanket year-round deworming can lead to resistance, so targeted programs are now preferred. Factors like age, pasture crowding, and climate all matter. Foals, seniors, and horses on shared pasture usually need closer attention. Your vet can build a plan that fits your herd.
What should I put on a minor wound on my horse?
For a minor wound, gently clean away dirt with clean water and check the area in good light. Cover deep, bleeding, or joint-area wounds and call your veterinarian, since these can be more serious than they look. Basic first-aid supplies like saline, clean dressings, and a gentle antiseptic are worth keeping in your barn kit. Watch for swelling or heat, and monitor healing daily.
