What does wellness really mean for horses? In this episode of the Horse HealthCast, Meghan Guissarri, Head of Wellness shares how customer feedback and innovation drive product development at SmartPak.

What’s the best way to fight a barn fire? Stop it before it starts. Tune into Episode 3 of the Horse HealthCast for smart, practical ways to lower risk and keep your horse safe.

SmartPaker Ellen shares her honest feedback on why she chose a new senior joint supplement for her aging Morgan gelding, Nemo.

Ever wish you could take a sneak peek inside our horses’ SmartPaks? Now you can! Check out the supplements SmartPaker Macaire loves for Roxi, the mare she adores.

“Does my horse really need supplements?” 👀 We get this one a lot, so we’re breaking it down in Episode 2 of the Horse HealthCast.

SmartPaker Danielle reviews SmartUV-Eye™ Pellets and how it works for her Paso Fino mare, Bailey. As a horse owner with some experience to eye health issues, she shares great personal insights on what worked for her.

Consistency might be the most underrated tool in every horse owner's kit. From turnout and training to feeding and farrier care, consistency supports both physical health and peace of mind for your horse and for you.

SmartPaker Ian shares the story of Hugo, his first homebred foal, from early days to how enrolling in SmartPak’s ColiCare™ program gave him confidence in his colt’s care. As someone who has both managed the ColiCare program and experienced its benefits firsthand, Ian explains why digestive health support and colic surgery reimbursement are must-haves for any horse owner who wants to prepare for the unexpected.

SmartPaker Tanner reviews 4CYTE™ Epiitalis® Forte Horse Gel and how it works for her OTTB Ajhar.

Get to know Team SmartPak Rider Ryan Wood.

SmartPaker Nancy interviews Matt Mansour, aka Sir Maxmillian, the Jousting Earl of Braden, the head of The Jousters to learn why he chose to joust, and what goes into jousting.

SmartPaker Jess reviews 4CYTE™ Epiitalis® Forte Horse Gel and how it works for her OTTB Max. She compares it to more traditional joint support options and shares her findings in her newest blog.