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IsoBalance Electrolyte: Meet Your Horse's Sweat Match

Sweat knows no season. Our PhD-formulated electrolyte puts back exactly what horses lose in sweat so they can perform hard and recover smarter year-round.

Written by: Redmond Equine July 1, 2025

Eq-July Tribe 1_v0725_R3Is summer heat taking it out of your horse? Put back what's lost with Redmond's NEW IsoBalance. It's a PhD-formulated electrolyte paste on the sweating edge of hydration support.Save on IsoBalanceI love the all natural ingredients and that they work naturally with the chemical processes in the horse's body. - Rachel B.Replace what's lost, restore what matters.IsoBalance's isotonic formula of USA-mined Redmond salt and chelated electrolytes is inspired by nature and backed by science. It replaces exactly what your horse loses in sweat so they can perform hard and recover smarter.Isotonic formula matches electrolyte ratios in sweat. Metered syringe provides mess-free dosing. No sugars, fillers, or artificial additives. Provides 60+ sea minerals in Redmond salt. Naturally flavored with peppermined. Buffered with Redmond bentonite for gut comfort.Try IsoBalanceWhen to give salt vs. electrolytes.A horse should be fed salt every day. Always provide horses access to a mineral salt lick or loose salt to trigger thirst, refulate fluid and help horses stay hydrated. A horse should be fed an electrolyte as needed. Feed horses an electrolyte after intense work, stress or sweating to help with recovery, rapidly restore fluid plasma and electrolyte balances.Read MoreRedmond. More of What Matters.Eq-July Tribe 19_v0725_R2

 

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