Dr Jyme (@feedroomchemist)
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Heat and humidity can be a rough combination for horses. ✖️🐴 Dehydration can set in before the signs show up, especially during summer hauling, horse shows, and long days on the road. Get ahead of heat stress before it starts with my favorite metabolic pH balancer & electrolyte, Hydrate + Recover ➡️https://bit.ly/hydrate-recover #EquineNutrition #HeatIndexForHorses #HorseHydration #HorseCareTips #EquineNutritionist #Electrolytes
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What exactly does plasma do in your horse's body? In this conversation with Mike Roberts, aka the @theconversecowboy, I break down the science behind plasma and why it's one of the most unique nutritional tools available to support your horse's immune system, gut health, and overall resilience. Plasma contains bioactive proteins that help support normal immune function and maintain the integrity of the digestive tract. It's a fascinating ingredient with decades of research behind it, yet many horse owners have never heard the full story. A huge thank you to Mike for helping us share this information with more horse owners and spark conversations that make equine nutrition easier to understand. And if you're wondering where to find plasma for your horse, it's available exclusively in Lifeline®+ Equine from my favorite equine nutrition company - @bluebonnet.feeds 💙
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A hot horse isn't just uncomfortable, it can be at risk for heat stress. 🐴☀️ Heat stress can develop quickly, especially during training, travel, and hot summer weather. Knowing how to recognize the signs and manage recovery can make a difference. Bluebonnet® PhD Equine Nutritionist Dr. Jyme Nichols shares research-backed tips for helping horses stay cool, comfortable, and performing their best. #BluebonnetFeeds #HorseHydration #SummerHorseCare #EquineNutrition
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You've checked your tires, your oil, and your hitch...but have you checked your horse's stress level? Going down the road can be one of THE most stressful events we put our horses through, yet we do it sometimes daily without a second thought. Look for a pre-travel buffer that provides ingredients that soothe the lining of the stomach and small intestine to help combat the negative effects of stress. My favorite? @bluebonnet.feeds Gastro pHix, of course 😉 We all take the same road to the show, but we can reduce the stress before we arrive with a few small changes. Until next time! - Dr. Jyme See less
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