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Active Ingredients: Chia, Carrot, Wheat Grass Active Properties:  2,100 iU of natural beta-carotene (which horses convert to Vitamin A), Additional Nutrient Components: Wheat Grass is high in Vitamins A, C and E, and provides iron, calcium and magnesium.  It also has 17 amino acids, including 8 o...

Active Ingredients: Chia, papaya, aloe vera and alkalizing greens Active Properties: Papain, Pectin, Fiber HEALTH BENEFITS The high pectin plus the action of the papain aide in the digestion of protein Papain breaks down proteins and stimulates salivation to aid digestion and help decrease insta...

Active Ingredients: Chia, Prickly Pear Cactus pads and Prickly Pear nectar  Active Properties: Flavonoids, Betacyanins, Polyphonls, glycosides, and manganese HEALTH BENEFITS Supports a normal anti-inflammatory response by helping maintain circulating blood glucose levels within normal ranges Ass...

  Active Ingredients: Chia, Spirulina, +16 UMF Manuka Honey Active Properties: phycocyanin, sulfated polysaccharides, y-linoleic acid and Methylglyoxal To see an analysis of Spirulina see Table 1 in article Antioxidant, Immunomodulating, and Microbial-Modulating Activities of the Sustainable and ...

Active Ingredients: Chia, Wild Maine Blueberries Active Properties: Phenols, Flavonoids and Anthocyanins Additional Nutrient Components: Vitamin K, Manganese, Vitamin C, Vitamin B6, Thiamine, Riboflavin, Vitamin E, Copper, Vitamin A, Folate, Pantothenic acid, Zinc, Iron, Magnesium and Phosphorus,...

You may have heard about the benefits of chia for horses, but you're contentious; you only give your horse the best and you do your due diligence before introducing anything new into their diet. We're here to help. Here are eight of the most common questions about chia for horses answered!

At Stable Feed, we know that what you feed your horses matters. Mixed with chia, green papaya, aloe vera gel, dried molasses powder, and beta-carotene/ L-glutamine rich vegetables (carrot, kale, cabbage), our Papaya Chia is a great option for many horses and provides superior gastric support! 

Seasonal changes and how they can increase Vitamin A deficiencies As horse owners, we strive to provide our companions with the best care possible. Every decision we make from the veterinarian and farrier to feed and hay reflects our care and concern for our horse’s health. Even with the best car...