Encourages hydration
Michael Ivan Lindinger. Oral Electrolyte and Water Supplementation in Horses. Vet. Sci. 2022 Nov; 9(11): 626.
Equine Hydration
Chug is designed to encourage horses to drink water and stay hydrated. A delicious smelling and tasting alfalfa extract combined with a hint of Himalayan salt forms the perfect flavor profile to entice the reluctant drinker to chug!
Great for encouraging hydration while traveling, during and after heavy workouts or competition, or just as part of daily hydration management, Chug is the healthiest and most reliable way to deliver the fluids that your horse needs.
Key Ingredients
Water Supplementation
Michael Ivan Lindinger. Oral Electrolyte and Water Supplementation in Horses. Vet. Sci. 2022 Nov; 9(11): 626.
Stevia
S E Elzinga et al.,Metabolic and inflammatory responses to the common sweetener stevioside and a glycemic challenge in horses with equine metabolic syndrome. Domest Anim Endocrinol. 2017 Jul.
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What makes Chug different than other hydration products?
Most hydration products are high in sugar and/or starch, which is unhealthy for horses and problematic especially for metabolic horses. Chug has only 1% combined sugar and starch (NSC) content making it safe for horses with Cushings, PSSM and other metabolic issues.
Is Chug an electrolyte?
No. Chug is a way to add irresistible smell and flavor to water so that your horse can’t resist drinking and hydrating. There is a small amount of pink Himalayan salt in Chug, but Chug is not an electrolyte. If you need an electrolyte it is recommended to add Electrofresh to their diet.
How many scoops should I use?
Chug is designed so you can use as few or as many scoops as you like to fit your horse’s specific taste preferences. Some horses prefer just 1 scoop per gallon and some prefer more. You can experiment in order to create the perfect flavor profile!
Foam or no foam?
Many horses enjoy playing with the foam on top that is created when adding water to the powder. Other horses prefer a foam-free drink. If you want to create foam, add Chug to the bucket first and then spray in the water. If you want to reduce foam then add water first and stir in Chug second.
How many servings are there in each bag of Chug?
The small bag contains 12 servings and the large bag contains 40 servings.
Is Stevia safe for horses?
Yes! Not only is Stevia safe for horses, but it is much safer for horses with metabolic disorders. In 2017 the University of Kentucky concluded in its study that stevia "was well tolerated in EMS horses because the plant-derived sweetener did not induce the same metabolic responses" as sugar.
Do you offer farm incentive programs?
Yes. For barns buying in bulk please email us at [email protected] to discuss eligibility and incentive structure.
Where do you ship from?
All orders ship from our warehouse in Wellington, FL.
Do you have sales or promo codes?
No. We do not have sales or promo codes because we offer the highest quality product at the lowest possible price year round.
Do you have sample sizes of the supplements?
No. The reason we do not have sample sizes is because the average time frame for seeing an improvement is generally 2-3 weeks so for people wanting to sample the products we suggest starting with the 30 day supply.
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