Skin & Coat Health

Nutrition to Support a Shiny Coat

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Nutrition For Skin & Coat

Every horse looks best with a healthy shine to their coat. Meeting dietary requirements of all nutrient classes is the first step towards a beautifully healthy coat. Specific fats, like omega-3 essential fatty acids, are an excellent way to stimulate a shiny hair coat. Slick and shiny coats are really a byproduct of the internal benefits that omega-3 fats provide as they offer support for normal digestion and feed efficiency, as well as support the immune response. Omega-3 fatty acid supplements, like the Platinum Performance® Equine or Healthy Weight oil, are easy and palatable ways to incorporate omega-3 fatty acids into the diet.

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Supplements for Better Skin & Coat Health

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Platinum Performance® Equine Canada
Platinum Performance® Equine Canada
Supplement for All Classes of Horses

Un supplément pour toutes les classes de chevaux

Platinum Performance® Equine Wellness and Performance Formula is a comprehensive nutritional foundation formula for all horses.
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Price starting at US $ 190.00
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Healthy Weight Canada
Healthy Weight Canada
A Healthy Source of Omega-3 Fatty Acids

Une source saine d’acides gras oméga-3

Rich in omega-3 fatty acids, Healthy Weight is supportive in many ways including allergy response, and skin, coat, gastric, and muscle health. For horses that need to gain weight, Healthy Weight provides calories in addition to forage. It is made from flax oil, a rich source of omega-3 fatty acids, which makes it a healthy alternative to corn oil.
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Key Dietary Component to Support Skin & Coat

Poor hair coat quality, as well as hoof quality, are often the first indicators of dietary imbalances, whether stemming from excesses or deficiencies. Analyzing pasture, hay and feeds is one way to know that what is being fed is sufficient, but it can also be difficult, time-consuming and hard to interpret. Comprehensive supplements that provide amino acids, vitamins, minerals and omega-3 fatty acids are a simple way to ensure that a horse is consuming the building blocks necessary for a healthy coat.

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Dealing with Seasonal Allergies?

Supplementing with omega-3 fatty acids and antioxidants can help with insect bite hypersensitivity (IBH) and a multitude of other allergies that some horses experience, causing itching, hives and hair loss. By supplementing to support a horse’s immune system, you can help your horse to better handle histamine levels and allergic response.

Healthy Weight

A Healthy Source of Omega-3 Fatty Acids

Rich in omega-3 fatty acids and infused with natural vitamin E, Healthy Weight is a flaxseed oil that provides support for a healthy skin and coat. It may also help to support an normal allergic response and support common skin conditions.

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Client Success Stories

Clayton Edsall

NRCHA Open Stallion Stakes Champion & NRCHA World’s Greatest Horseman
Platinum Performance client since 2007

“The Platinum products speak for themselves through the noticeable improvement in our horses. Their coats are shinier, they're strong and reliable in body and mind, and the horses stay consistently healthy overall.”

Charlotte Bredahl-Baker

Olympic Bronze Medalist
Platinum Performance client since 1997

“I have been giving Platinum Performance to my horses for over ten years now, and I’ve always noticed a big difference in their coat and muscle development.”

Peter Pletcher

USHJA Elite Million Dollar Club Professional Rider & 3-Time World Champion Hunter Rider
Platinum Performance client since 2017

“My horses work very hard and travel consistently throughout the year. They deserve the best care whether that be veterinary, farrier, the best tack, footing, etc. What they eat is essentially deciding their health from the inside out; it needs to be the best too.”

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