Acetylcysteine (often referred to as NAC, or N-acetylcysteine) is a well-known compound in both human and veterinary medicine. In equine care, it has gained attention for its versatility—particularly in respiratory health, liver support, and as an antioxidant. Understanding how it works and when it may be appropriate can help horse owners and caretakers make informed decisions in collaboration with their veterinarian. What Is Acetylcysteine? Acetylcysteine is a derivative of the amino acid...

Vitamin C is widely known for supporting immune health in humans, but what about horses? While horses naturally produce their own vitamin C, there are situations where supplementation can be beneficial. Understanding how vitamin C works in the equine body can help horse owners make informed decisions about their animal’s health and performance. Do Horses Need Vitamin C? Unlike humans, horses can synthesize vitamin C (ascorbic acid) in their liver from glucose. Under normal conditions, this...

Equine health is a priority for horse owners, and one of the more concerning issues is bleeding in horses, especially exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage (EIPH) and other internal bleeding conditions. Among the various treatments available, Sodium Succinate has emerged as a promising agent to support recovery and reduce complications associated with bleeding. In this article, we’ll explore what Sodium Succinate is, how it works, its benefits, dosage considerations, and safety tips for...