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ZIPPY LESS ACTIVE,


1717


NAME AGE SENIOR NEEDS


AND HAS TROUBLE CHEWING HAY.


Harley


NAME AGE SENIOR NEEDS


17


more active, with good dental health.


FEED YOUR HORSE’S LIFESTYLE, NOT ITS AGE. NOW THERE’S NUTRITION FOR EVERY STAGE OF SENIOR.


They may be the same age, but their nutritional needs couldn’t be any more different. After all, walking around the pasture takes a different amount of energy than running around it. That’s why we’ve developed two distinctive senior feeds, based on more than 17 years of Purina senior equine nutrition research: Equine Senior®


Active Healthy Edge® and digestive health, and Equine Senior®


for active aging horses with good dental —the most vet recommended senior


horse feed*—for horses with problems chewing and digesting.


To learn more about managing your senior horse’s nutritional needs, visit activestill.com. *Recommended by 4 out of 5 veterinarians.


Bryan & Brittingham Delmar, DE (302) 846-9500


The Mill of Bel Air Bel Air, MD (410) 838-6111


©2012 Land O’Lakes Purina Feed LLC.


Kingstown Farm, Home & Garden Chestertown, MD 410-7798-1551


H C Summers Jefferson, MD (301) 473-8300


North Glade Feed Keymar, MD (301) 898-3414


Loveville Leather Leonardtown, MD


The Mill of Hereford Monkton, MD (410) 329-6558


R & D Cross Upper Marlboro, MD (301) 627-4411


Bowman Farm & Pet Westminster, MD (410) 848-3733


The Mill of Black Horse White Hall, MD (410) 692-2200


The Mill of Whiteford Whiteford, MD (410) 452-8177


Wm Gower & Son Williamsport, MD (301) 582-2818


34 | THE EQUIERY | NOVEMBER 2012


800-244-9580 | www.equiery.com


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