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Wellpride Omega-3 for Horses Optimizing the wellbeing of your horse through top quality equine omega-3 products.

At Wellpride, we focus on making the best equine fish oil so that you and your horse get results. In contrast to most omega 3 horse supplements, Wellpride contains high levels of EPA and DHA (which have potent anti-inflammatory benefits). And, because we work to preserve freshness during production and handling, our Wellpride has a great taste and smell that even picky eaters love! Founded in 2003, Wellpride has been used by horses competing at Devon, Rolex/Land Rover Kentucky, Breeder’s Cup, the Pan American Games, World Equestrian Games and the Olympics. Wellpride has also been a favorite with older horses and rescue horses needing extra care for their hooves, joints and digestive health. Whether you’re a competitive horseperson, a pleasure rider, or someone who runs a sanctuary, choose Wellpride -- America's #1 Fresh Fish Oil for Horses.

Okay, here is update #4 on Ally and how she is doing. In short, WE LOVE FISH!She went to her first recognized event on ...
09/04/2024

Okay, here is update #4 on Ally and how she is doing. In short, WE LOVE FISH!
She went to her first recognized event on Sunday and was great. We rode after the torrential downpours came through so the dressage ring looked like a swimming pool and she HATES puddles (in the ring). Our test wasn’t perfect but for the ride she gave me, it was decent test. Her focus in all 3 phases was awesome and what was even more impressive was her attitude and how she acted while at the trailer.

Follow one beautiful mare and her owner as they discover how Wellpride works its way into the system over the time, and whether it will help solve Ally's spookiness, hoof and digestive problems.

3rd InstallmentAlly is almost 30 days into her “treatment” and is doing great! I have noticed that her coat is beautiful...
09/04/2024

3rd Installment
Ally is almost 30 days into her “treatment” and is doing great! I have noticed that her coat is beautiful and just seems to repel dirt (packed mud not included in that). She has been competing but will have the month of July off in preparation for her first recognized event in August at Olney Farm.

She is eating her food with the supplement on it and really seems to like it. Her alertness is definitely still there but when she does spook (which seems to be happening a little less) she is easier to regain control of and her concentration comes back faster. Fishy, uh? 🙂 I have noticed better work from her when she is being ridden and settles into the program faster. She is recovering from strenuous activity a little better too.

Follow one beautiful mare and her owner as they discover how Wellpride works its way into the system over the time, and whether it will help solve Ally's spookiness, hoof and digestive problems.

2nd InstallmentOkay! Here is an update. Ally is eating her Wellpride and I have seen a few minor changes in her but am n...
09/04/2024

2nd Installment
Okay! Here is an update. Ally is eating her Wellpride and I have seen a few minor changes in her but am not sure if it is due to the supplement or the heat at the events! She competed twice this past weekend (one event on Friday then a rescheduled CT- rained out in April). I felt bad for her but knew she would have an easy week this week. On Friday she was focused, ready for work and more attentive to what I was asking her to do. She was still “looky” but didn’t freak out at everything right away. She finished 2nd at BN and I was very happy with her.

Follow one beautiful mare and her owner as they discover how Wellpride works its way into the system over the time, and whether it will help solve Ally's spookiness, hoof and digestive problems.

Couldn't miss the chance
08/04/2024

Couldn't miss the chance

Shoutout to our freinds Texas Farm Bureau for this great post!!

1st InstallmentWeek one and we are off and running! Knock on wood; she is eating her food with the Wellpride in it! Mayb...
08/04/2024

1st Installment
Week one and we are off and running! Knock on wood; she is eating her food with the Wellpride in it! Maybe she likes seafood after all!

Let me give you a little back ground on Foreign Dance, aka Ally. She is a 9 year old OTTB mare I purchased as a resale project, after swearing I would never own any horse smaller than 16 hands, a bay, and most certainly never a mare! Well, shiver me timbers, here we are. I have had her for 4 years and love her to pieces.

Follow one beautiful mare and her owner as they discover how Wellpride works its way into the system over the time, and whether it will help solve Ally's spookiness, hoof and digestive problems.

Follow one beautiful mare and her owner as they discover how Wellpride works its way into the system over the time, and ...
07/04/2024

Follow one beautiful mare and her owner as they discover how Wellpride works its way into the system over the time, and whether it will help solve Ally’s spookiness, hoof and digestive problems.

Follow one beautiful mare and her owner as they discover how Wellpride works its way into the system over the time, and whether it will help solve Ally's spookiness, hoof and digestive problems.

One year ago, Donna Cahill thought she might lose her older horse, Sammy, when he developed terrible abscesses in his ho...
06/04/2024

One year ago, Donna Cahill thought she might lose her older horse, Sammy, when he developed terrible abscesses in his hooves. But after getting Sammy started on Wellpride fish oil, Donna says he has made an incredible recovery.

When her older horse, Sammy, developed terrible abscesses in his hooves, Donna Cahill was scared she would lose him. But after starting on Wellpride, Sammy began to make a remarkable recovery. Read the story and see the before-and-after pictures of Sammy's hooves.

Wellpride: How did you first hear about Wellpride?Devyn: The lady that I lease him from, she’s been using Wellpride for ...
05/04/2024

Wellpride: How did you first hear about Wellpride?
Devyn: The lady that I lease him from, she’s been using Wellpride for many years. She uses fish oil herself and follows the whole, “If I use it myself, it must be good for the animals.” It’s worked really well for my guy and the mare in the stall next to him, who I also help take care of.
Wellpride: What kind of a difference do you notice with using Wellpride?
Devyn: Wellpride keeps their joints healthy. Both horses are in the twenties, and once they are off it for a couple of days – if I forget to order more – I notice immediately. They get stiffer. They don’t want to play as much. Especially the mare, she gets very sluggish.
But when they get back on it, they are happy as clams. They love it. They drink it straight from the bottle.

Even before she could walk, Devyn says horses have been her passion, and it’s a love affair that has continued to grow through the years. From the time she started taking lessons at age 6, Devyn knew she was hooked. Today, Devyn is getting a degree in Equine Science. And during her non-academic ho...

As a four and five-year-old, Chizzy began to grow rapidly, causing weak stifles in the process. Chizzy’s vet, Dr. Martha...
03/04/2024

As a four and five-year-old, Chizzy began to grow rapidly, causing weak stifles in the process. Chizzy’s vet, Dr. Martha Rodgers of Shepherd Hill Equine, recommended putting Chizzy on Wellpride fish oil, in addition to injecting his stifles.
“Dr. Rodgers noted how stifle issues treated with fish oil responded particularly well,” Sarah says, “and, since that one injection years ago, Chizzy has never needed another.
“Now he gets two ounces of Wellpride with his feed every day. I think it took about 60 days to see the difference,” she says. But once the transformation began, Chizzy was the equine equivalent of the Incredible Hulk. “Not only did he go back to work and feel like a million bucks, he really started to pack on the weight! I think the injections and fish oil made him feel better so he worked better; and the fish oil allowed him to absorb more nutrients from his feed.

Todd Pletcher knows a good horse when he sees one. So when a two-year-old chestnut gelding named Chisholm, by WinStar Farm’s Congrats (AP Indy / Secretariat) out of the Bold Ruler-bred Icy Warning, entered the racing stable’s program after consigning for nearly half a million dollars at the Ocal...

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