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Stephanie Church

Stephanie Church

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Editor-in-Chief, The Horse Magazine

Kentucky, Lexington

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Total articles 94

  • Product Review: Alimend Gastric Health Supplement for Horses

    By Stephanie Church Verified| The Horse Magazine Verified As dedicated horse owners, we can all agree our horses’ gastric health is key to their comfort and performance, and we’ll go to great lengths to ensure it. In late 2022, my then-16-year-old off-track Thoroughbred, Happy, showed signs of gut discomfort. This wasn’t a new problem for us—we had weathered some ups and downs with his GI health after a major hindgut bacterial imbalance about five years ago—but he had not experienced issues in years.

    By Stephanie Church Verified · The Horse Magazine

    Mar. 30, 2024

  • Facts and Myths: Treating Equine OA With ArthramidVet®

    By Stephanie Church Verified| The Horse Magazine Verified Marc Koene, DVM, founder and partner at the renowned Tierklinik Lüsche GmbH Equine Hospital, in Bakum, Germany, will be detailing how he uses the 2.5% polyacrylamide (PAAG) gel, ArthramidVet®, in his practice.

    By Stephanie Church Verified · The Horse Magazine

    Nov. 08, 2023

  • Product Review: Alimend Gastric Health Supplement for Horses

    By Stephanie Church Verified| The Horse Magazine Verified As dedicated horse owners, we can all agree our horses’ gastric health is key to their comfort and performance, and we’ll go to great lengths to ensure it. In late 2022, my then-16-year-old off-track Thoroughbred, Happy, showed signs of gut discomfort. This wasn’t a new problem for us—we had weathered some ups and downs with his GI health after a major hindgut bacterial imbalance about five years ago—but he had not experienced issues in years.

    By Stephanie Church Verified · The Horse Magazine

    Mar. 30, 2024

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The Horse Magazine

Lexington, Kentucky, United States

'+1 800-607-4410