Horse Supplements

Burwood Linseed Meal comes ready prepared for feeding and adding straight into your horses feed. Cooked Ground Linseed is a Rich source of Fatty Acids such as Omega 3, 6 and 9 and is High in Natural Anti-Oxidants.

A useful aid to the digestive system and of great benefit to most horses at times of stress. *Please note - Colour may vary slightly due to the nature of the herb

Quick acting relief. Soothes the respiratory tract. Ideal for dust irritations. Powerful sugar based syrup with a triple action formula.

Contains Curcumin and other bioactive compounds for improved health and wellbeing. Rich in antioxidants and is naturally healthy. Contains Black Pepper for increased bioavailability. Good for flexibility, maintaining joint health and overall intestinal health.

Equus Health Turmeric is a natural anti-inflammatory it has been used for thousands of years, traditionally used for digestion, skin and joints.

DeFUSE is a vitamin based supplement which helps calm nervous animals. No build up is normally needed and once the level for your particular horse or pony is established - and this is the principle factor and variable - you can feed DeFUSE when you feel that it is required.

The Equus Health Arnica 200c is the ultimate accident aid, derived from the mountain plant Arnica Montana and is formulated for natural healing.

Garlic has been shown to support the respiratory and digestive system.

Known as 'the conditoning herb', excellent for adding condition to poor doers building top line and muscle or for shy feeders. Can be fed in conjunction with garlic for complimentary properties.

A very efficient and cost effective broad spectrum supplement for general nutrients. Pure and uncontiminated, Equus Health Seaweed provides an effective source of over 70 nutrients to ensure good coat and hoof condition.

Apple Cider Vinegar increases appetite and aids in keeping joints healthy.

Horslyx Pro Digest Balancer contains a combination of ingredients to support the digestive system from the stomach to the hindgut while licking produces saliva which also supports the digestive system.