Predict Horse Health, avoid tragedy in the fall

by Amy Hayek, DVM, CVA, CVC

Hello horse owners, trainers, and equine health care professionals—Dr. Amy here, president and owner of EOS. Some of you may be wondering, "Why EOUS?" The name has a rich backstory. EOS, in Greek mythology, was one of the horses that pulled the Chariot of the Gods across the sky, guiding the sun from east to west each day. Just as EOUS was essential to keeping the world in balance, your horses are deeply connected to their environment, and that's why we developed Bos Equus, The Horse Food.

Why is this connection important? Because your horses aren't just animals—they are intricate beings who interact with their surroundings in a profound way. The right nutrition helps them not only survive but thrive, enabling them to perform at their best.

As the seasons change you can predict horse's health. We're all noticing cooler temperatures—it's a refreshing 89 degrees today, following last night's much-needed rain. While we're just beginning to feel the hints of fall, your horses have been attuned to these shifts for months, likely since June. They respond instinctively to these environmental changes, and they do so most effectively when their bodies are fueled with the right nutrients.

Just like you need specific ingredients to bake a perfect cake, horses require the right components to maintain their health and vitality. At EOUS, our mission is to ensure that your horses have the right "ingredients"—the essential nutrients that allow them to communicate and adapt to their environment seamlessly.

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