If your horse coughs the second you hit a dusty arena, can't shake a chronic wheeze, or you've ever seen blood after a hard run — this one's for you.In this webinar Chance Schuknecht from Silver Lining Herbs breaks down the three respiratory issues we hear about most from horse owners: environmental & seasonal allergies, chronic conditions like heaves and COPD, and exercise-induced bleeding (EIPH). We cover what's actually happening in the body, how to tell these issues apart, and what's worked for real horses and riders including a full breakdown of how our Nolasix formula compares to Lasix for bleeders.

Why do feet and bone issues in horses keep coming back — even after you've tried everything? In this episode, we break down why these issues are rarely just structural. They're systemic, tied to circulation, inflammation, and how well your horse's body actually absorbs nutrients.

You'll learn a simple 3-part framework for supporting long-term soundness: supporting circulation, reducing internal inflammation, and feeding the body what it can truly use. We'll also talk honestly about what real progress looks like — from the subtle shifts in the first week or two, to the lasting changes that show up over 60+ days.

This one's for owners who are thinking long-term: managing aging, wear-and-tear, or recovery, and who are done chasing quick fixes. If you're looking for a same-day miracle or a diagnosis for a specific issue, this probably isn't it — but if you want to understand what actually supports your horse's body over time, listen in.

Nearly 1 in 5 horses over 15 has Cushing's disease (PPID) — and it often goes undiagnosed for years. In this episode, we break down what's actually happening when the pituitary gland goes into overdrive, why it creates a ripple effect through your horse's metabolism, immune system, hooves, and coat, and the early signs most owners miss (yes, even that coat that won't shed in spring).

We'll walk through a whole-body approach to supporting horses with Cushing's — including which herbs support pituitary and thyroid function, and how to know if your horse needs one or both. We'll also take an honest look at how this approach compares to pergolide, because informed owners deserve every option on the table, not just the first one mentioned.

And we'll share real stories, including one horse who lived a full, healthy life to age 34 — a decade with this kind of support instead of medication.

If your horse is aging, has a woolly coat that won't cooperate, or you're just trying to understand what Cushing's really means for the years ahead, this episode is for you.