By the time you have finished reading this, 30 people will have died from heart disease in the United States and 56 people will have suffered a heart attack.1 Twenty-six percent of all deaths in the United States are caused by some sort of heart disease, making it the number one killer in America. There…
DetailsIt’s the heat of the summer and you’re reaching for a nice, cool glass of water. But is it coming from your tap? Adding chlorine to drinking water is the most common way for tap water to be sanitized and also one of the most dangerous. Dr. Joseph Price did a study on two groups…
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Callie has promised to jump into the canal running alongside of the Dynamite home office the moment we reach 100 new distributors in May. Her exact words: “If we hit 100 new reps by the end of the month, the moment that it happens, I will drop whatever I am doing and jump, fully clothed…
DetailsLet’s face it; we all have odors in our home and barn. Whether it’s the cat litter box, your riding helmet or a ripe diaper pail, life can be smelly. But do you know what you are spraying when using drug store odor cover-ups? The following is a shortened list of toxic ingredients commonly found…
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Other pictures below. WARNING: Pictures are EXTREMELY graphic. In May of last year I decided to breed one of my Dynamite mares, Giddy. I put her in the pasture with my stallion plus an outside mare to be bred. After I put her in the pasture with them, I watched for a while and felt…
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This is Passing The Sign (Princess) who has been on Dynamite products since before she was born. The photo was taken at the Scottsdale Classic Quarter Horse show where she was shown for the first time and was Reserve Champion two year old Hunter Unders Saddle Futurity! I attribute part of this success from the…
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My first experience with a bottle baby goat was a rough one. Dancer was born right after her mom died. She did not get any colostrum and ended up with a horrible case of navel ill. I was told she would not live many times. My vet did not know me very well then. I…
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From travelling to illness to showing, there are a variety of factors that can cause an animal stress. Unlike many animals, a horse’s “fight or flight” instinct is primarily flight. Under stress, a horse’s endocrine glands flood his body with adrenaline and cortisol—the so-called “stress hormone” also present in humans—and his heart rate increases. While…
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