
Gastric Support for Horses
The gastric health of horses is crucial for their overall well-being and performance. To ensure the optimal health of your horse's digestive system, it's important to understand the anatomy of their stomach and hindgut, common causes of gastric issues, and the signs and symptoms of gastric ulcers. Understanding Gastric Health in Horses The equine stomach consists of two main sections: the upper...

Low Sugar and Starch Forage Blend - Smart Carb Performance
Are you looking for a high-quality forage blend that is low in sugar and starch? Look no further than our Low Sugar and Starch Forage Blend, Smart Carb™ Performance. This specially formulated blend is designed to provide your horses with a nutritious and balanced diet, without the excess sugars and starches that is meticulously crafted and enriched with probiotics to optimize microbiome function...

Therapeutic Forage – Horse Health Through Diet
As horse owners, we understand the importance of providing our equine companions with the right nutrition to support their overall well-being. Dr. Stephen Duren, Ph.D. Equine Nutritionist, explains how understanding a horse's nutritional needs through their digestive system can help us make informed choices when it comes to their diet. We will also discuss the importance of choosing the right...

Beyond Breast Cancer - Supporting Strong Women Doing Brave Things
In a world where breast cancer continues to impact the lives of many, Standlee is finding ways to go 'beyond.' For the third consecutive year, we are honored to dedicate the entire month of October to raising awareness about breast cancer. At Standlee, we believe in giving back, and this year, we're extending our support to yet another remarkable foundation. As a family-owned company, our...

Giving Horses Pills Just Got Easier
Giving oral medications to horses can be a hard task! Pastes are a little easier than other oral medications, often with a long syringe that can be placed towards the rear of the horse’s mouth. Pills, however, can be very difficult to administer to our horses. Owners often grind the pills and try to mix them into the feed. A picky eater will repeatedly sift through the feed, making sure not to...