Here at The Sweaty Equestrian, I’m always trying new things. Below, you’ll find my list of product reviews for horses and their humans, from Gut X for horses to Clinton Anderson. Check out what stuck, what didn’t, and why.
Pssst! You’ll even get discount codes on some of my favorites.
Reviews by The Sweaty Equestrian
GutX by 100X Equine – Gut X is an inexpensive horse ulcer supplement purported to cure and prevent equine gastric ulcers. But does this alternative to omeprazole for horses actually work? Here’s what I’ve learned about Gut X and other supplements for horses with ulcers. Read the full review.
Visceral+ by Mad Barn – Visceral+ is a natural horse ulcer supplement that uses research-backed nutraceuticals and pre- and probiotics to support natural healing mechanisms in the horse’s stomach and hindgut. Here’s my interview about it with an equine nutritionist.
Downunder Horsemanship Method – The horse world loves to love Clinton Anderson, and it loves to hate him more. But this post isn’t about his personality. It’s about his Downunder Horsemanship training method…good, bad, or “it depends”? Read the full review.
DIY Waste-Less Hay Feeder – Is your horse wasting too much hay? Follow these easy, step-by-step instructions to build a homemade horse hay feeder that reduces waste. It really works! Read the complete directions.
Artimud and Hoof-Stuff – If you’ve ever battled thrush in a fussy horse’s hooves, you know the frustration of finding a product that stays put and really works. Here’s a horse thrush treatment protocol that quickly cured my impatient horse’s thrush. Read the full review.
LMNT Electrolytes – Do you know how to pronounce LMNT?* This is only electrolyte product that I can tolerate on endurance rides. They’re flavored, but not sweet, which keeps my stomach happy over many miles of trotting and running. Read the full review and get a free sample pack. *P.S. It’s pronounced “Element.”
SmartGI Ultra and Visceral+ – I used natural ulcer treatments to get my rescue horse’s guts comfortable after omeprazole failed. This post covers why I selected SmartGI Ultra and Visceral+ from the dozens of horse ulcer supplements on the market. Read the full review.
UCAN Sports Nutrition – UCAN is my favorite product discovery in the past five years. They make energy nutrition products (bars, gels, powders, and more) with a unique, slow-release carbohydrate that provides steady energy that’s easy on the stomach. Read the full review and get a discount.
Endurance Stirrup Covers for Winter Riding – Endurance riders often encounter frigid, wet conditions. These stirrup covers are designed to fit over caged platform stirrups, providing protection from the elements. Read the full review.
Artimud and Hoof-Stuff – For a fussy horse, you need a thrush treatment that stays put and really works. This post details how I used Artimud and Hoof Stuff to cure my impatient mare’s thrush. Read the full review.
Professional Fitness Programs – Did they stick? Yes.
Four Sigmatic Mushroom Cacao – Did it stick? Yes. Get $20 off your order!
Parasympathetic Blend Oil – Did it stick? Yes. Get 60% off your first bottle.
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I want to hear about the habit journaling!! Also, any book recs? Atomic Habits seems to be huge – have you read it? I’ve considered it but haven’t done so yet.
Coming soon! It has been surprisingly useful — I’m thinking of expanding. I’ll ponder books. I haven’t read Atomic Habits yet (it’s on my list), but I’ve listened to a handful of podcasts on which he was a guest, and found his ideas interesting. Peter Attia had a good one recently: https://peterattiamd.com/jamesclear/