Ardmore Bluebonnet Feed Store

01/31/2025

Looking to buy Bluebonnet Feed & Supplements in Ardmore? Swing by AgriProducts! (580)223-7355

01/03/2025

You may have heard, our store will be closing this month. While this change is bitter-sweet for the ladies who dedicated years to this growing store, they are excited to continue serving Bluebonnet's expanding customer base in other areas!

Not to worry! You will be still able to find your favorite feed and supplements, just 1.5 miles from our mill, at AgriProducts. We are thrilled that they will be able to keep serving our customers!

Their hours are:
Mon-Fri • 8-5:30
Sat • 8-Noon
Sun • closed

580-223-7355

As always, we are here to support you and your nutrition questions. Just message our main page, Bluebonnet!

12/11/2024

Christmas & New Year's Hours!

11/27/2024

Episode 38 of the Feed Room Chemist podcast is worth a listen for all horse owners! Available on all major podcast platforms.

Spoiler alert- while it may be an easy finger to point, it’s not usually an issue with your feed 🙃

WARNING: This podcast may be habit-forming. Prolonged listening could lead to extended binge sessions, delayed responsibilities, and a strong attachment to the host. Listen responsibly.

11/25/2024

🦃🍂 Thanksgiving to Cyber Monday Sale Alert! 🦃🍂

From 12:00 AM CST on Thanksgiving day to 11:59 PM CST on Cyber Monday, enjoy 25% off all Bluebonnet® pastes. Plus, with orders over $100, receive a free hat while supplies last–retail customers only.

Explore our range of pastes:

➡ Travel Paste: Hydration and recovery

➡ Gut Reset Paste: Powerful probiotics

➡ Surge Paste: Enhanced circulation and lung health

➡ Engage Paste: All-natural, drug-free show-safe calming

Don’t miss out, starting this Thursday! 👉 https://bluebonnetequine.com/pastes/

11/20/2024

Did you know? A horse's mane and tail serve as protection to vital blood vessels and sensitive areas during the winter months.

A healthy coat is a warm coat.

A horse’s winter coat is helpful for trapping body heat. Long hairs stand on end and trap warm air, insulating the horse.

Essential amino acids and minerals are vital to hair coat health and quality. Omega fatty acids not only keep coats shiny, but improve the structure of hair.

Check out Bluebonnet Omega + for added Omega 3 Fatty Acids ALA, EPA, and DHA. https://bit.ly/BBOmegaPlus

Omega + is designed to:
- Supply essential fatty acids for a soft, silky, shiny and healthy coat.
- Help support circulation.
- Support a normal immune response.
- Help maintain optimal function of reproductive processes.
- Maintain pliability and hoof moisture.

For cold weather feeding tips, visit https://bit.ly/ColdWeatherFeeding

11/04/2024

New blog post! 🥕

https://bluebonnetequine.com/horse-health-blog/treats-with-a-purpose/

10/31/2024

10/24/2024

🌟 Are you struggling to manage your horse’s Exercise Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhage (EIPH)? 🌟

We’re here to help! Join us for an exclusive FREE virtual seminar designed to educate and support horse owners with horses who experience EIPH. 🐴💨

📅 Date: November 7, 2024
🕒 Time: 6:30pm CENTRAL TIME
📍 Location: Virtual via Zoom- Register here: https://forms.gle/9wTzv5ckDM3SwHd7A

In this seminar, you’ll learn:
🔹 What EIPH is and how it affects your horse
🔹 Proven nutrition tips to support respiratory health
🔹 Functional management strategies to reduce the risk of bleeding
🔹 Real-world advice from experts in equine health and nutrition

Let’s work together to ensure your horse’s health and performance stay at their best! 🙌

Sign up today and bring your questions for our Q&A session! ➡️ https://forms.gle/9wTzv5ckDM3SwHd7A

Bluebonnet
Brittany Rahm

10/23/2024

Myth: Fat can turn into muscle.

Fact: Turning fat into muscle is physiologically impossible. Since fat and muscle tissue have entirely different cellular makeups, you can’t turn a horse’s fat into muscle, or muscle into fat. To help a horse lose weight, they must achieve a calorie deficit by eating less energy/calories than what they require daily, an increase in physical activity to burn calories and build muscle, or a combination of both.

❗️However, too significant of a calorie restriction can result in muscle loss due to the horse’s body breaking down muscle to meet energy needs.❗️

Reducing fat while preserving muscle occurs with a moderate calorie deficiency, adequate protein intake (adequate, not extreme excess), and consistent exercise. Don’t forget to provide appropriate vitamins and minerals as well!

Need help to navigate the best path for your horse’s weight loss? Sign-up for a free nutrition consultation at https://bit.ly/EquineNutritionConsult

10/22/2024

LIFELINE®+ Equine targets your horse where they need it most. 🎯
Whether it's brain, digestive, lung, joint, or immune health, the plasma in Lifeline+ addresses areas in distress on a cellular level, enhancing the natural healing process.
Plasma has been supported by over 600 horse-specific research studies, all of which have shown significant benefits when fed to horses.⁠
Find LIFELINE®+ Equine in all our Intensify feeds or in supplement form!

Intensify feeds ➡️ https://bluebonnetequine.com/intensify/
Lifeline+: ➡️ https://bit.ly/lifeline-equine