Jenna Tranter is Smart Earth Camelina Corp's equine nutritionist. She is the owner and operator of Four Corners Equestrian and has been involved in the industry for over 20 years.

The hot days of summer are gone and the snow has flown in many places across North America. No more lush pasture, endless trail rides and outdoor arenas. Many owners have found themselves ‘back in the box’ of their indoor riding arena repeating what seems like the same rides over and over.

Camelina Oil or Fish Oil…What is the difference? Written by:...

The omega balance of an oil, coupled with the way it’s processed, and oxidative stability all play a major role in the overall health of your horse. So what makes an oil better than another? Let’s have a look at some of the frequently used oils for horses.

Since introducing camelina oil my dams have not whelped one still born and they have such evenly sized pups within each litters, no more runts. Before starting camelina oil, it was quite common to have one still born or poorly developed pup with each litter.

When you feed your dog or cat, (or even human family!), a store bought food, somewhere on the packaging is your guaranteed analysis telling you exactly what percentage of daily vitamins, minerals, fats, calories etc. you or your pet is receiving per serving.