Most horse owners think sand colic only happens to horses living in deep sand paddocks. Unfortunately, that is not true. Veterinarians are finding sediment buildup in horses from all kinds of environments including grassy pastures, dry lots, show barns, irrigated fields, and even horses fed on mats. The reality is simple. Horses naturally ingest dirt and fine particles every single day. And over time, that buildup can become a serious digestive issue. What makes this especially concerning is...

If you’ve spent any time around mares, you already know one thing for certain: their cycles matter. Estrus is not just a reproductive phase. It influences behavior, comfort, performance, and overall wellbeing. Some mares breeze through it. Others experience clear discomfort, mood swings, tension, or even a drop in performance and focus. At Twenty Four Carrots, we believe that supporting mares through their natural cycles should be thoughtful, effective, and rooted in both nature and science....

When preparing horses for competition, most of the focus naturally falls on training sessions and what happens in the ring. But experienced riders understand that some of the most important performance gains are built in the moments between efforts. Because recovery isn’t separate from training. It is training. At Twenty Four Carrots, we believe that how a horse is supported between classes and show days can be just as influential as the work itself. Thoughtful, consistent recovery support...