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Elevate your horse's well-being with our all natural, low-glycemic equine supplements and treats! Uncompromising ingredients for uncompromising horse owners!

At Twenty Four Carrots, you’ll only find whole food ingredients and potent blends which result in maximum benefit and bioavailability to the horse. Each product offered is exactly as nature intended; raw, nutrient-dense and contains absolutely NO GMO’s, byproducts, fillers, soy, corn, molasses or grains… providing competition level supplements that are suitable for every horse. Twenty Four Carrots is equine supplementation and radiant health done naturally. The entire lineup of Twenty Four Carrots’ is safe for all horses to consume, even those with metabolic issues, IR, EMS and Cushing's. Each ingredient used is carefully sourced and selected for its nutritional content, human food grade and a meaningful contribution to the overall health and wellbeing of the horse.

10/29/2026

Simple, whole-food formulas. Clear results.

10/28/2026

Your horse's gut and brain are having a conversation. And sometimes, digestion tells us more than we realize. 👀🐴

Travel, changes in routine, unfamiliar environments, and even everyday stress can influence how your horse's digestive system functions.

And with billions of microorganisms working behind the scenes in the hindgut, there's a lot more happening than simply breaking down feed.

One example? F***l Water Syndrome (FWS).

Unlike diarrhea, horses with FWS may pass normally formed manure along with separate free liquid. While the exact causes aren't fully understood, factors like forage, diet, stress, and individual digestive differences may contribute.

It's a reminder that digestive health isn't always as straightforward as it seems.

💡 And digestive support isn't just about sand removal.

Our Sand Less formula is designed to support digestive health beyond its namesake, making it a consideration for horses needing additional nutritional support.

Because a healthy digestive system does a whole lot more than produce a pretty manure pile. 💩😉

🌿 Explore Sand Less at the link in our bio.

***lWaterSyndrome

10/22/2026

Pure Allergy Relief made a huge difference in Georgie’s life. A life on allergy shots and a very restricted diet, to being able to eat grass again and live like a normal horse. ❤️

It’s stories like his that are the reason we do what we do.

10/20/2026

Your horse's workload changes. But does their nutrition change with it? 🐴

When training slows down, it's natural to think about cutting back on feed. And while your horse may need fewer calories, that doesn't necessarily mean they need fewer essential nutrients.

Here's where it gets tricky: reducing a fortified feed can also reduce the vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients your horse receives.

The goal isn't simply to feed less. It's to make sure the entire diet still meets your horse's needs.

🌿 Evaluate your forage.
🌿 Monitor body condition.
🌿 Consider the nutrients supplied by each part of the ration.
🌿 Make adjustments based on the horse in front of you.

Because less work shouldn't mean less nutritional support.

Save this for the next time your horse's training schedule changes.

10/15/2026

Recovery isn't reserved for hard workouts. 🐴

Hauling, competition, environmental changes, and even disruptions to your horse's normal routine can place additional demands on their body.

And while we often associate recovery with sore muscles or intense exercise, supporting your horse through everyday demands is just as important.

Consistent forage, balanced nutrition, adequate hydration, and downtime are the foundations of a good recovery routine.

The takeaway? Recovery isn't something you only think about after a tough ride. It's part of everyday horse care.

Save this as a reminder to look at the whole picture when evaluating your horse's needs.

10/14/2026

*A gelding that gets fed Super Food Horse Treats of course… 💁‍♀️

10/13/2026

Your horse finished their workout. You untacked, hosed them off, and put them away.

Done for the day, right?

Well, not exactly.

While your horse might be enjoying some well-earned downtime, their body is still busy.

Muscles are repairing and adapting. Energy reserves are being replenished. Antioxidant defense systems are helping maintain balance. And if your horse worked up a sweat, there’s fluid and electrolyte balance to restore, too.

The workout is only part of what builds a healthy, conditioned horse.

What happens between workouts matters just as much.

And while nutrition plays an important role, recovery isn’t about finding one magical scoop to throw in the feed bucket. It’s about supporting the whole horse through appropriate conditioning, balanced nutrition, hydration, and rest.

🐴 Here’s something else to think about: Exercise isn’t the only thing that places demands on your horse’s body.

We’re digging into some of the less-obvious ones on Thursday. 👀

Save this post for a reminder that recovery is part of performance, not just something you worry about after an injury.

10/08/2026

What’s your picky eater secret? Before reaching for the molasses or corn syrup, try these healthier tips and alternatives. One of our favorites is on slide 9… 👀

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Santa Barbara, CA
93109

Telephone

+18056002065

Website

http://www.twentyfourc.com/

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