Jerilynn Fink - Barrel Racer

Horses naturally eat small amounts throughout the day, which keeps fiber moving through the digestive tract and encourages saliva production. Saliva helps buffer the acid that a horse’s stomach produces continuously.

Large, starch-heavy grain meals can move through the stomach quickly, create longer periods without food, and send excess starch into the hind-gut. This can disrupt the balance of beneficial microbes and may contribute to digestive discomfort, inconsistent energy, and poor gut health.

That’s why Alfa Force is forage-based, helping provide steady fiber, consistent energy, and nutrition that works with your horse’s digestive system instead of against it.

When it comes to EIPH, there’s a big difference between a claim and clinical evidence.

Many products and management approaches are promoted for respiratory or lung health. But supporting general lung health is not the same as demonstrating that a product reduces the severity of EIPH during exercise.

FLAIR® Equine Nasal Strips have been studied in controlled clinical research and shown to reduce the severity of EIPH. By reducing nasal airway resistance, FLAIR Strips make breathing easier and reduce the respiratory load placed on the horse during intense exercise—when EIPH actually occurs.

There is no solution that stops EIPH, and good respiratory management remains important. But when choosing what to use for EIPH, ask a simple question:

Has it actually been clinically shown to reduce EIPH severity?

FLAIR Strips have.

To learn more about EIPH and the research behind FLAIR® click here: https://flairstrips.com/pages/reduce-eiph

Geor, Ray J. PhD et al. “Effects of an External Nasal Strip and Furosemide on Pulmonary Haemorrhage in Thoroughbreds Following High-Intensity Exercise.” Equine Veterinary Journal. Volume 33: Number 6, 577-584, 2001.

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As the work increases, so does the demand on your horse’s respiratory system. Every stride, barrel, jump, and effort requires energy—and producing that energy requires oxygen.

When airflow is restricted, breathing requires more effort. Respiratory load increases, adding to the overall work your horse must perform.

FLAIR® Equine Nasal Strips reduce airway resistance and respiratory load during exercise, making breathing easier when it matters most.