Should I feed Total Immune Blast Powder every day, or only during periods when my horse needs extra support?
Total Immune Blast is designed for daily feeding at 1 scoop per day, or as directed by your veterinarian. Ramard recommends it for horses experiencing increased demands from training, environmental changes, breeding, or busy show environments. It can be mixed into the horse’s regular grain and continued for as long as nutritional supplementation is needed.
Is Total Immune Blast a good supplement to start before traveling to a busy horse show or competition facility?
It can be particularly relevant for horses that travel, train, or stay at busy show and racing facilities. Ramard specifically recommends Total Immune Blast for horses experiencing environmental changes or increased demands from training. Feeding it consistently before and during travel can help maintain a normal immune response as the horse encounters changes in routine and environment.
Can I give Total Immune Blast to a foal or pregnant mare?
Yes. Ramard specifically identifies both foals and mares in foal as candidates for Total Immune Blast. The formula is designed to provide nutritional support during growth and development in young horses while also supporting mares during pregnancy. For foals or breeding horses with specialized nutritional needs, follow your veterinarian’s recommendations when establishing the overall feeding program.
Can I feed Total Immune Blast with my horse’s other vitamins and supplements?
Potentially, but review the complete ration first. Total Immune Blast already supplies vitamin C, vitamin A, zinc, selenium, omega fatty acids, and other nutrients. If your horse receives fortified feed, a vitamin/mineral supplement, or another immune-support product, compare nutrient amounts, particularly selenium, to avoid unnecessary overlap and ensure the overall diet remains appropriately balanced.
Is Total Immune Blast only for performance horses, or could a horse dealing with seasonal changes benefit too?
It is not limited to competition horses. Ramard specifically identifies environmental and seasonal changes, training, breeding season, and high-traffic show or racetrack environments as situations where horses may benefit from additional nutritional support. This makes Total Immune Blast an option for horses across different workloads when owners want to support normal immune response during periods of increased demand.