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Fall Mineral Switch: Time to Give Your Horse a Break from Garlic

Daily Red Garlic products help you win the battle of the bugs. Now as cooler temps set in, it’s time to give your horse a break from both flies and garlic.

Written by: Redmond Equine September 1, 2025

EQ-September Tribe Newsletter_v0925-R4_ 1EQ-September Tribe Newsletter_v0925-R4_ 2EQ-September Tribe Newsletter_v0925-R4_ 3As the leaves change, so do your horse's needs. Fall is a time to evaluate equine supplements and ensure you're feeding the right mineral salt to provide the best care. Learn why switching to Daily Red Crushed or Fortified is the best move for your horse this fall.Switching to fall minerals. Stop feeding Daily Red Garlic products when fly season ends or within 6 months of starting.Give it up for garlic.Garlic is a tiny bulb that packs a mighty punch. It has natural fly-fighting power and valuable health benefits, but a little goes a long way! Feeding too much can cause Heinz body anemia. Offering garlic for six months at Redmond's recommended dose ensures less pests with no side-effects.A man standing beside a rail fence adds Daily Red Fortified to his horse's feed bucket.Did you know Redmond also offers salt for people? Real Salt is unrefined sea salt mined from the same ancient seabed in Utah as our equine salt. It's pure, unprocessed, and full of trace minerals that give it valuable nutritional benefits and a subtly sweet flavor that brings out the best in each bite.Swap Your SaltRedmond. More of what matters.EQ-September Tribe Newsletter_v0925-R4_ 12

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