FAQs

What is Wellpride?
What are essential fatty acids (EFAs)?
What is the difference between omega-3 and omega-6?
What about flaxseed as an omega-3 EFAs source?
What's the reason for this exaggerated disproportion between good and bad fats in most commercial horse foods?
Why is it necessary for omega-6 to promote inflammation?
How do EPA and DHA control inflammation?
How should Wellpride be given to horses?
Can the daily maintenance dosage be increased?
Is Wellpride a good source of energy?
Why shouldn't vegetable oils be used to supplement horses?
Why are omega-6s bad for you if they're considered "essential"?
What about ailment-specific omega-3 supplements?
How long does it take to start seeing results?
How long do we need to keep horses on Wellpride?
Can I save money by switching to Wellpride?
Are there any contraindications to using Wellpride?
Is it necessary to keep Wellpride refrigerated?
Should dosing be adjusted by weight or illness?
What about competing or racing with Wellpride?
Aren't commercial horse feeds and many supplements already omega-balanced?
Horses are herbivores, why should they eat fish?
What foods sources naturally carry high quantities of EFAs?