1. Equine Polysaccharide Storage Myopathy (EPSM;PSSM)
(Specific Recommendations/Special Situations)

... 'N EZ™ (920P-pellets) (T920EZ-textured) K Finish™ (9KF2) Cool Omega 40+™ (9004) Cool Calories 100™ (9005) ...

2. Tying Up (Recurrent Exertional Rhabdomyolysis)
(Specific Recommendations/Special Situations)

Justification: Safe calories in the form of fat to reduce potential tie-ups, low NSC Product Recommended: Kalm Ultra™ (T91212) Kalm Performer™ (T910TEN) Kalm N' Fit™ (T914KNF) K

3. Laminitic
(Specific Recommendations/Special Situations)

Justification: Low NSC, safe calories from highly digestible fiber and fat Product Recommended: Essential K™ (928EK) K Finish™ (9KF2) Kalm 'N EZ™ (920P-pellets) (T920EZ-textured

4. Cushings
(Specific Recommendations/Special Situations)

Justification: Low NSC, fat calories, balanced amino acids to help maintain muscle. Product Recommended: Essential K™ (928EK) K Finish™ (9KF2) Kalm 'N EZ™ (920P-pellets) (T920EZ

5. High-Level Performance (racing, endurance etc.)
(Specific Recommendations/Most Common)

...tamin/mineral fortified supplement for use in all horses Cool Omega 40+™ (9004) coat conditioner Cool Calories 100™ (9005) supplement for focused energy and haircoat conditioning ...

6. Sales Prep, Underweight
(Specific Recommendations/Most Common)

Justification: Safe calories for weight gain in the form of fat and highly digestible fiber Product Recommended: Kalm Ultra™ (T91212) high fat feed for use in mature horses Kalm Performer&trade

7. Overweight, Insulin Resistant
(Specific Recommendations/Most Common)

Justification: Low total calories, low NSC intake Product Recommended: Essential K™ (928K) supplement formulated for growing, performance, and working horses Kalm 'N EZ™ (920P-pellets

8. Hyper/Nervous/Hard to Handle
(Specific Recommendations/Most Common)

.../mineral fortified supplement for use in all horses Cool Omega 40+™ (9004) coat conditioner Cool Calories 100™ (9005) supplement for focused energy and haircoat conditioning ...

9. Winterizing Your Horse
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...od deeper in the body; one of the reasons frostbite occurs shivering to generate body heat - loses a lot of calories hair will be standing up - increases the insulation from still air within the hairc...

10. Performance Feed Matrix
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...ctural carbohydrates). Long-term, lower intensity exercise, like endurance riding, relies mainly on fat for calories. Short-term, high intensity exercise, like sprint racing, can benefit from calories...

11. Metabolic Conditions
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...bsp; horse’s better??   Decrease starch in diet (less corn, molasses etc.) – supply needed calories with fat. Increase digestible fiber in diet (excellent quality grass hay, dried bee...

12. Conditioning vs. Diet
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... SUMMARY – How do we manage nutrition for the equine athlete?   Supply up to 15-20% of needed calories with fat during training and events. Decrease starch in diet (less corn, molasses ...

13. Sound Growth
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... with which we are all familiar!!!!!   Too much time on lush pasture can also result in high intake of calories, starch and protein. It is important to note that, while a foal is nursing on its M...

14. Max Athletic Performance
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...;   SUMMARY - How do we manage nutrition for the equine athlete??   Supply up to 15-20% of needed calories with fat during training and events. Decrease starch in diet (less corn, molasses,...

15. Nutrition for Seniors
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...ance (not just feeding MORE protein) can help reverse the loss of or maintain muscle mass.   Providing calories in the form of highly digestible fiber from sources like beet pulp, soy hulls and d...

16. Deciphering that Feed Tag
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...o tend to be hard-keepers anyway and are eating high-fiber complete feeds.   Like fat, providing more calories from digestible fiber helps alleviate problems associated with high levels of solub...

17. Low Starch Diet
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...ealth.   Also, to achieve a truly low NSC feed, sources of fat and fiber must be used to supply needed calories. It is important that the fiber sources be highly digestible, such as beet pulp, so...

18. PSSM
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...;NSC" - non-structural carbohydrates) to less than 15% of the diet provide 15 - 25% of the horse's calories from fat (depends on research source) (this amount of fat will be similar to the co...

19. Metabolic Syndrome
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...articular nutrient is met. As you can see, the bars for all nutrients hit or exceed the 100% line. If added calories are desired for body condition, we suggest COOL OMEGA 40+™, COOL CALORIES 100...

20. Cushing's Syndrome
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...er day, which will meet the horse's protein, vitamin and mineral requirements with minimal sugar/starch calories. Thus, the TOTAL STARCH/SUGAR INTAKE will be significantly lower than other feeds. ...

21. Underfeeding Effects
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...e;, which is designed to be fed at low levels.  NUTRITIONAL INTENT: Correct approach is to feed fewer calories and lower starch.   QUESTION: What does underfeeding a poorly designed concent...

22. DOD in Horses
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... with which we are all familiar!!!!!   Too much time on lush pasture can also result in high intake of calories, starch and protein.   Historically, many thought that the early pregnant mare...

23. Max Racing Performance
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...ARY – How do we manage nutrition for the equine athlete?? 1.  Supply up to 15-20% of needed calories with fat during training and events. 2.  Decrease starch in diet (less c...

24. Breeding Farm Recommendations
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...span for feed will sometimes decrease during the breeding season.  This means he needs to receive more calories in a smaller meal, and that meal needs to be highly palatable to encourage him to e...

25. BP Feed Line
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... higher levels of sugar and starch than idle horses or those with metabolic issues. Balancing the intake of calories with that of other essential nutrients is necessary in these types of horses. Durin...

26. EK Feed Line
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...ade; are “nutrient dense”, providing these essential nutrients while minimizing feeding rates, calories and sugar/starch intake. If added calories are needed, fat supplements such as TRIB...

27. Using BP Feeding Charts
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...s per feeding. If additional bloom is desired, add TRIBUTE K FINISH™, COOL OMEGA 40+™, or COOL CALORIES 100® as recommended. If the recommended amount of TRIBUTE GROWTH™ or ALF...

28. Using EK Feeding Charts
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... fed per day, especially for faster growing young horses or heavy-producing lactating mares. If additional calories are needed to maintain desired body condition, add TRIBUTE K FINISH™, COOL OM...

29. Cool Calories 100
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PRODUCT CODE: 9005   APPLICATION: Keep your horse’s energy cool and focused with Cool Calories 100®—the perfect, easy to use addition to your feeding program for focused energy an

30. Specific Recommendations
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... to Beet™, Kalm Ultra™, Kalm Performer™, K Finish™, Cool Omega 40™, Cool Calories 100™, Kalm N EZ™ (especially if horse prone to tying-up, use with ...