Integrated Veterinary Therapeutics Facebook ad: “Equine nutrition… without the fluff.”

Ran for 38 days, from February 22 to April 1, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.
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- Meta Ad Library ID
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- Platforms
- Facebook, Instagram, Audience Network and Messenger
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- Clinics & Medical
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🎙️ Equine nutrition… without the fluff. Sophie & I were joined by Erika Gough from @insideoutequinehealth diving in discussing - what to feed, what to ignore, and how to make decisions based on science rather than marketing. Here’s what we explore in this episode: ✅ The gut–brain axis Sometimes the “behaviour problem” isn’t behaviour at all - it’s gut discomfort. ✅ Why gut supplements aren’t the magic fix; Adding a gut supplement when the rest of the diet is a mess is like putting out a bushfire with a garden hose. Ouch… but true. ✅ The simple diet framework (that most horses actually need) Roughage first (and ideally a variety of hays/fibres) Good quality protein (often more important than people realise — especially in older horses) Balanced vitamins & minerals Omega-3 support (especially when there isn’t good green grass) Salt (matched to sweat/workload) ✅ The lucerne conversation (and myth-busting!) Lucerne gets a bad reputation… but used appropriately it can be one of the most helpful tools for gut support and protein. ✅ Protein, top line & why the horse tells you the truth Older horses often need more protein than you think - because absorption changes with age. ✅ Parasites - keep it smart, not automatic We discuss moving away from seasonal blanket worming and using faecal egg counts, understanding high shedders, and still covering bots annually (timed around frosts). 🎧 If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by feed choices, confused by labels, or wondered if your horse’s “fizzy” behaviour could be gut-related - this episode will give you clarity and a way forward. 👉 Listen now Kajabi- https://www.integratedvettherapeutics.com/podcasts/the-equine-functional-posture-podcast/episodes/2149158568 Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/episode-74-guest-erika-gough-nutrition-foundations/id1771538037?i=1000750902443 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/episode/3jSBTqkhjE2oXeLmBntSOQ?si=6c857bec6cbf4c54
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Integrated Veterinary Therapeutics
Animal Biomechanics Osteopathy Equine Anatomy Equine Biomechanics Equine Functional Posture Equine Mobility Horse Posture Horse Stretching Exercises Horse Strength
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