Equi-Shine by Doctors Choice Supplements

06/03/2026

05/31/2026

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05/29/2026

Spring health isn’t one decision—it’s the result of many small ones done well.

05/27/2026

A fresh barn does more than look good—it supports respiratory health and overall comfort.

What your horse breathes matters just as much as what they eat.

Spring is the perfect time to reset the environment before heat and humidity set in.

05/26/2026

Thank you to all those that supported this amazing organization over the weekend. We are so very grateful to have partnerships like these 🇺🇸❤️🤍💙

This Memorial Day weekend, every order meant something more. 🇺🇸🐾

Thanks to your support, a portion of proceeds from every order was donated to Custom Canines Service Dog Academy. A Madison, WI organization that provides life-changing service dogs to veterans in need. Your support over the weekend helped give back to an organization that cares for those who served with loyalty, courage, and heart.

Thank you for helping us make a difference one box at a time. ❤️💙

05/25/2026

Today we pause to remember and honor the men and women who gave everything in service to our country, and we also recognize the service dogs who have stood beside them with unwavering loyalty, courage, and purpose.

As you spend time this weekend with loved ones, we remember all who have served and sacrificed—both human and canine.

05/22/2026

Spring moisture is great for grass—not always for skin.

Skin health starts internally—nutrition plays a quiet but important role.

05/20/2026

Adjusting feed for increased workload.
-Don't just add calories - balance them
-Support muscle recovery
-Maintain hydration - force feed salt

Organic trace minerals support metabolism, recovery, and overall performance.

05/16/2026

Fast changes in a diet are where problems begin.

Key points:
-Monitor body condition
-Limit high-sugar intake early
-Watch for heat in hooves or stiffness

05/15/2026

Spring pasture is one of the best parts of the season—but it’s also where some of the biggest mistakes happen.

That first flush of green grass is nutrient-dense, high in sugars, and a major shift from winter feeding programs. When introduced too quickly, it can challenge digestion and increase the risk of metabolic issues.

A gradual transition isn’t just a recommendation—it’s a foundation for long-term soundness.

Start slow. Pay attention. Adjust with intention.

A balanced feeding program, supported with high-quality trace minerals, helps your horse adapt to seasonal changes while maintaining condition, hoof strength, and overall health.

Spring management isn’t about reacting—it’s about staying ahead of it.

How are you transitioning your horses this spring?