06/23/2026
My goal when I made this company wasn’t to pretend I’m magically making some crazy unheard of formulas that’ll be a one and done and fix your horse for good. I don’t advertise that way. And never will. My goal was to make affordable products, with formulas that I personally feel make the most sense, that give horses back what evolution intended for them…the plant diversity, physiological support, and natural balance they would’ve looked for that modern management has taken away.
I started this company because I wanted to do something with my life that felt good. That I truly believed in. That I felt God had called upon me. This company feels like home to me. I wake up everyday ready to continue learning more and helping people and horses the best that I can with the knowledge I’ve gained.
I get asked a lot how often to keep a horse on a product. Or how long they need a herbal supplement.
Horses don’t “finish” needing support.
They don’t outgrow their genetics.
And they don’t evolve fast enough to match the modern world we’ve put them in.
There isn’t some fancy formula that’ll instantly fix the cause of their problems and make them forever go away. It takes time. Time, patience, and hard work getting to the cause of their issues. The goal is to consistently give them the internal balance they need through herbal support. Find the weak spots in your horse and support those.
Will Happy Feet genetically fix a horse with weak feet? No, genetics are genetics. But will it support that horse’s natural weak spot and help them stay more comfortable, balanced, and functional? Absolutely.
If a performance horse is bleeding (EIPH), coughing, etc, do you have to find the root cause of that? Absolutely. But that root cause is different for every horse and it’s not just going to be a one supplement fixes it type of deal. A lot of the times it’s not even that their lungs are the actual issue. That can often be secondary. I just had a personal horse that I thought had lung issues that started to bleed. But here it started bleeding due to anxiety from pain that the horse wasn’t outwardly showing. It can be a long path to find the fix, but it’s a path well worth going down.
Now are formulas, such as the detoxes, constantly needed? No. That’s where you have to have a plan. Know that you want to run a detox through your horse every spring and/or fall. Know that you want to do a parasite cleanse 1X a year, etc. I make plans with all of my horses. And usually all of their plans are very different depending on the horse as well.
Herbs aren’t a temporary fix, they’re a lifelong biological requirement.
Evolution hard wired horses with weak spots
Every horse carries predisposed genetic weaknesses whether it’s respiratory, vascular, metabolic, gut, or stress related. These aren’t flaws. They’re simply the result of evolution shaping horses for a world that no longer exists.
These tendencies don’t disappear with age, training, or supplements. They’re part of the horse’s blueprint and they need lifelong support.
Modern life removed the plants their bodies expect.
For millions of years, horses survived by eating diverse plants, not just grass. Their organs, hormones, immune system, and digestion evolved around
• shrubs
• roots
• bark
• flowers
• wild herbs
Today’s horses get 2 to 5 plant species instead of 30 to 40+. That gap doesn’t close on its own.
Herbs fill the space evolution left behind.
They’ll always need “something”
the pressures never stop-
• training
• hauling
• dust
• heat
• confinement
• processed feeds
• environmental irritants
And their genetic weak spots don’t magically strengthen with time. They need ongoing, targeted support to keep those systems stable.
Herbs don’t “fix” a horse.
They maintain the systems that keep them sound, comfortable, and able to perform. Herbs don’t force a change like a drug. They restore the conditions the body needs to heal itself.
The Truth Most People Don’t Realize
Your horse will always need support in some way…not because they’re broken, but because they’re living in a world their biology wasn’t built for.
