Life Data Labs Inc.

01/02/2026

2026 is the Year of the Horse! So, let's truly make it the Year of the Horse by devoting it to building and promoting hoof quality. Of course, building hoof quality is not an overnight goal. It takes time, dedication, and patience. This blog article discusses this process and offers tips to support horse owners in their hoof care journey.

Improving hoof health does not happen over night. Hoof quality is a long term commitment, but these hoof care tips can help.

01/01/2026

Happy New Year!

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas! Did Santa visit your horse?!

12/18/2025

This Holiday Season, give your horse the gift of improved hoof quality and a healthier hair coat.

Farrier’s Formula® is the Hoof Supplement recommended most by farriers to promote new hoof growth, build stronger hoof quality, and maintain hoof health. It also promotes strong and fast growth of the hoof wall, sole, frog, and heel. Farrier’s Formula® provides proper nutrition to “grow out” wall cracks, strengthen and thicken the hoof wall and sole, reduce the likelihood of microbial invasions and bruising, and assist with laminitis recovery. Farrier’s Formula® also promotes a glossy more deeply colored coat and strengthened connective tissues of the joints and ligaments.

Visit our website to learn more about Farrier’s Formula: www.lifedatalabs.com

12/12/2025

Here are three products we recommend for Equine Winter Care!
1. PROMOTE Hoof Quality and Growth with Farrier’s Formula®:
Feeding Farrier's Formula® Double Strength throughout the winter will promote growth and quality, helping maintain and build hoof health.
2. PROTECT External Hoof Health with Farrier’s Finish®:
Regular applications of Farrier's Finish® will protect the hoof from becoming too soft in the wet and snowy winter pastures. It also protects against thrush, White Line Disease, and other hoof-related issues.
3. FORTIFY Equine Forage Diets with Life Data® Forage Balancer:
In the winter, our pastures are depleted of many of the nutrients our horses need. Life Data® Forage Balancer fortifies the natural forage-based equine diet, meeting the horse's daily nutritional needs without the added sugars, calories, and starches found in commercial "complete feeds."

12/04/2025

Winter Horse Care: Three Commonly Overlooked Responsibilities

It's vital to provide the same care and attention to our horses in the fall and winter as we do in the spring and summer. Becoming lax on horse care can affect body condition, hoof quality, and the overall health of your horse. Having your horse emerge in the spring healthy, strong, and active should be every horse owner’s goal. In this short clip, Farrier Darren Owen discusses three horse owner responsibilities that are often overlooked in the fall and winter that can negatively impact your horse’s wellbeing.

12/03/2025

The 10 oz jar of Life Data® Hoof Clay® is compact and easy to use, especially if you're under a horse and holding a hoof. However, the 35 oz jar of Life Data® Hoof Clay® is the more cost-efficient option. Farrier, Shane Westman, discusses how he utilizes the Life Data® Hoof Clay® to get the best of both worlds.

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃

11/26/2025

"Leah has had stained hair around her eyes and paws for as long as I can recall.

In less than three months of having her on Breeder’s Formula I was able to trim off all of the stained hair on her feet and around her eyes.

Before were taken June 23, 2025.
After were taken on Sept 19 2025."

-Janet H.

11/21/2025

"How do I know if my horse has thin soles?" This is a question we regularly receive from horse owners on social media, at tradeshows, and through our customer service. It may seem like a silly question, but thin soles could be the culprit for your horse's hoof problems. Our latest blog article discusses this topic and provides tips to help recognize the signs of thin soles.
https://lifedatalabs.com/blog/2025/11/21/does-my-horse-have-thin-soles/

11/18/2025

In the Fall, we typically see an increase in the number of laminitic cases in horses. Professional farrier, Darren Owen, discusses how sugar-rich fall grass can negatively impact horses prone to laminitis. Darren also discusses how turning out these horses in the early morning can help prevent exposure to these grasses.

11/14/2025

"For my guy, it was a life saver! I was going to put him down but after one week of being on this, he completely turned around. He's remained sound since being on this. Of course, I had to make dietary changes but this product no doubt is what helped him more than anything. If you have a horse who's going through a laminitic flare up or has been through one and is still punchy, you must give this a try!" - Adrianne