Wild Fed Horse

10/22/2025

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Could Your Horse Have an Ulcer? Studies show that between fifty and ninety percent of adult horses experience gastric ulcers, and twenty-one to fifty percent of foals are affected as well.That’s nearly every horse who trailers, competes, or experiences stress from feeding schedules or confinement....

10/21/2025

The Hidden Cost of Omeprazole: What Every Horse Owner Should Know 🐴

Did you know that up to 90% of adult horses suffer from gastric ulcers? 😟
And while drugs like omeprazole (GastroGard®/UlcerGard®) can bring short-term relief, they often create a deeper imbalance in the long run.

Here’s what every horse owner should know 👇

💔 Why ulcers happen:
Horses are meant to graze 16–18 hours a day, constantly producing stomach acid.
When that rhythm is interrupted by grain meals, trailering, training, or stress — acid builds up and damages the unprotected stomach lining.

⚠️ The hidden cost of omeprazole:
Suppressing acid may seem helpful, but it prevents proper digestion and healing. Long-term use can lead to:
• Rebound hyperacidity (ulcers return worse than before)
• Nutrient deficiencies (calcium, magnesium, B12)
• Microbiome imbalance and hindgut acidosis
• Increased risk of colic
• Hormonal and adrenal stress
• Dependency

💚 A better way:
At Wild Fed, we believe in healing from within — not silencing the body’s natural rhythms.
Our STOMACH SOOTHER is crafted from certified organic herbs that calm inflammation, coat the stomach, and restore gut balance naturally.

✨ Soothing mucilage to protect raw tissue
🌿 Anti-inflammatory herbs to promote healing
🦠 Microbiome support for healthy digestion
💫 Calms the stress-acid feedback loop

The result? A happier, more comfortable horse — inside and out.

👉 Feed 2 scoops twice daily for active ulcers, or 1 scoop twice daily for prevention during stressful times (travel, training, weather changes).

🪶 Wild Fed Promise:
Organic. Doctor Formulated. Third-Party Tested. Blessed with Love & Intention.

🙏 “With love and intention, we bless each formula that it may bring the greatest benefit to every horse who receives it.”

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09/23/2025

🌿🐴 Does Your Horse Struggle with Stomach Ulcers?

Did you know that 50–90% of adult horses suffer from stomach ulcers?
Traditional treatments only suppress stomach acid—leaving your horse vulnerable and often dependent on medications.

✨ That’s why we created Wild Fed Stomach Soother—a doctor-formulated, 100% organic herbal blend that:
✔️ Supports healing of active ulcers
✔️ Can also be used preventatively for long-term gut health
✔️ Is non-addictive and safe for daily use

💚 Made with love in Colorado, crafted to bring your horse real relief—naturally.

👉 Give your horse the best. Try Stomach Soother today!

09/17/2025

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Can you feel it? 🍂 Fall is almost here. The leaves are turning, mornings are crisp, and dew is beginning to form. With the change of seasons, we find ourselves reflecting on how much we have to be grateful for.

09/16/2025

We’re offering 20% off ALL supplements and Wild Fed Hoodies — the perfect time to stock up for the season! Use code Fall20

Why now? Fall brings cooler nights, frosty mornings, and changes in pasture sugars. That’s when our seasonal support shines:

Blood Sugar Support → helps balance your horse’s metabolism as grass sugars spike with frost.

Liver Cleanse → supports detox, eases allergy flare-ups, and keeps joints moving comfortably.

Cozy Hoodies → because barn mornings are getting chilly!

Don’t miss this chance to prepare both you and your horses for a healthy, cozy fall. 🐴❤️
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09/10/2025

🌱✨ Redmond Salt vs. Himalayan Pink Salt – Which is Purest? ✨🌱

When it comes to choosing a natural salt for you or your animals, purity and mineral balance really matter. Two of the most popular options are Redmond Real Salt (from Utah) and Himalayan Pink Salt (from Pakistan). Both are ancient sea salts, but there are key differences worth knowing:

🔹 Purity

Redmond Salt: Comes from an underground seabed in Utah, sealed off from modern pollution. It is unrefined, unprocessed, and free of microplastics (a growing concern in many modern sea salts).

Himalayan Pink Salt: Also an ancient seabed deposit, but often travels through longer global supply chains, raising risks of contamination or adulteration. Some batches have been found to contain higher levels of heavy metals like lead.

🔹 Mineral Composition

Redmond Salt: Contains over 60 naturally occurring trace minerals in safe, bioavailable amounts. Its soft pink/tan color comes from those minerals—not from added dyes.

Himalayan Salt: Contains similar trace minerals (about 80+), but some can occur in higher or less balanced amounts. While it looks beautiful in a salt lamp or grinder, its mineral ratios aren’t always ideal for daily dietary use.

💡 Bottom Line: Both are better choices than refined white table salt. But for purity, mineral safety, and sourcing transparency, we trust Redmond Real Salt as the cleaner, more consistent option—whether for people or horses. 🐴💧

07/29/2025

✨ Does your horse struggle with itchy welts, rubbing, or restlessness in fly season? ✨

You might think it’s just the bugs… but the truth is:
🐴 Allergies to no-see-ums & fly bites (a.k.a. sweet itch) start from the inside out.

Here’s what’s really happening 👇

🌿 The Root Causes:
🔸 Overreactive immune system → histamine surge
🔸 Weak skin barrier → allergens pe*****te deeper
🔸 Gut & liver overload → can’t clear toxins efficiently
🔸 Environmental stress → more insects, more triggers

🌱 Natural Ways to Help:
✔ Add Omega-3s, zinc & vitamin E for skin health
✔ Support detox pathways with milk thistle
✔ Calm histamine naturally with nettles & quercetin
✔ Manage pasture: reduce standing water, use fans, fly sheets
✔ Lower stress: slow-feed hay nets, companionship

💚 That’s why we created Wild Fed’s Allergy Support—a powerful organic herbal blend that:
✨ Calms the histamine response
✨ Supports the liver & gut
✨ Helps your horse break the reactive cycle

👉 Swipe to see simple steps you can take TODAY to help your horse thrive this fly season.

📌 Read the full blog at https://wildfedhorse.com/blogs/wild-fed-journal/why-do-horses-develop-allergies-to-no-see-ums-and-fly-bites-and-how-to-naturally-break-the-reactive-cycle for a deeper dive.

07/17/2025

Are you feeding your horse "healthy" grains or alfalfa?
You might be feeding them glyphosate too—one of the most toxic herbicides used today.
🧬 Linked to blood sugar issues, gut damage, and hormone disruption in both horses and humans.

Learn which common feeds are contaminated and how to protect your animals.
🌿 Read our latest blog to get the facts →

In recent years, awareness around glyphosate—the active ingredient in Roundup®—has grown dramatically. Originally promoted as a "safe" herbicide, glyphosate is now at the center of global concern for its role in metabolic disorders, gut dysbiosis, and long-term toxicity in both humans and anima...

07/15/2025

Take your horses health to the next level with these tips for blood sugar management through the seasons by mimicking a wild horses natural rhythms. Check out our blog post.

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07/15/2025

🌿 Want to stabilize your horse’s blood sugar naturally? Start by feeding like the wild.

Wild horses graze slowly, move constantly, and eat small amounts all day. Their bodies are designed for trickle feeding, not big meals. Mimicking these rhythms can help prevent metabolic issues like insulin resistance, laminitis, and mood swings.

Here’s how to bring your horse back to balance:
✅ Free-choice, low-NSC forage 24/7
✅ Feed meals (if any) at dawn and dusk
✅ Avoid sugary grains, sweet feed & GMO corn
✅ Encourage movement—track systems & walking turnout
✅ Adjust grazing times with the seasons (grass sugars spike in the afternoon)

At Wild Fed, our feed & supplements are built around this philosophy:
💚 100% Organic Herbs
💚 Non-GMO Feed
💚 No Soy, Corn, or Sweeteners
💚 Inspired by a horse’s natural diet

🌀 Feed the way nature intended.
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07/08/2025

Why Feed Matters: Let’s Talk About Soy in Horse Feed
Did you know soy is one of the most common ingredients in conventional horse feeds—and one of the most problematic?
Here’s why we say “no to soy” in Wild Fed:
🚫 Most soy is genetically modified (GMO)
Over 90% of soy grown in the U.S. is genetically engineered to withstand repeated spraying with herbicides like glyphosate (the active ingredient in Roundup).
Glyphosate has been linked to gut microbiome disruption, hormonal imbalances, liver toxicity, and in some studies, even cancer risk. It’s not just a concern for humans—horses exposed to glyphosate through their feed may experience similar effects, including digestive inflammation and weakened detox pathways.
🧪 High pesticide residue
Soy crops are often treated with multiple agrochemicals including dicamba, chlorpyrifos, and neonicotinoids. These substances can linger in the final feed and build up over time in the body, contributing to immune stress, endocrine disruption, and gut dysbiosis.
⚠️ Soy is estrogenic
Soy contains phytoestrogens (plant-based estrogens) that can mimic hormones in the body. In horses, this may interfere with fertility, stallion behavior, metabolic balance, or contribute to laminitis-prone conditions like EMS.
At Wild Fed, we take a different path.
We say NO to soy, corn, GMO ingredients, and synthetic fillers. Instead, we use whole foods, grasses, seeds, and organic herbs—ingredients your horse’s body actually recognizes and thrives on.
📦 Curious what your horse is really eating?
Take a look at your current feed label—soy can show up as soy hulls, soybean meal, soy oil, or soy flour.
💬 Have you made the switch to a soy-free, whole-food feed? Share your experience below—we’d love to hear it.

07/08/2025

Why Feed Matters: Let’s Talk About Soy in Horse Feed

Did you know soy is one of the most common ingredients in conventional horse feeds—and one of the most problematic?

Here’s why we say “no to soy” in Wild Fed:

🚫 Most soy is genetically modified (GMO)
Over 90% of soy grown in the U.S. is genetically engineered to withstand repeated spraying with herbicides like glyphosate (the active ingredient in Roundup).
Glyphosate has been linked to gut microbiome disruption, hormonal imbalances, liver toxicity, and in some studies, even cancer risk. It’s not just a concern for humans—horses exposed to glyphosate through their feed may experience similar effects, including digestive inflammation and weakened detox pathways.

🧪 High pesticide residue
Soy crops are often treated with multiple agrochemicals including dicamba, chlorpyrifos, and neonicotinoids. These substances can linger in the final feed and build up over time in the body, contributing to immune stress, endocrine disruption, and gut dysbiosis.

⚠️ Soy is estrogenic
Soy contains phytoestrogens (plant-based estrogens) that can mimic hormones in the body. In horses, this may interfere with fertility, stallion behavior, metabolic balance, or contribute to laminitis-prone conditions like EMS.

At Wild Fed, we take a different path.
We say NO to soy, corn, GMO ingredients, and synthetic fillers. Instead, we use whole foods, grasses, seeds, and organic herbs—ingredients your horse’s body actually recognizes and thrives on.

📦 Curious what your horse is really eating?
Take a look at your current feed label—soy can show up as soy hulls, soybean meal, soy oil, or soy flour.

💬 Have you made the switch to a soy-free, whole-food feed? Share your experience below—we’d love to hear it.