Horse Supplements

GastriVet is a totally natural, nutritional formula developed by world leading veterinary scientists and nutritionists, and recommended by vets. The clinically proven formula supports a healthy gastric environment, supports the natural anti-inflammatory processes, soothes the stomach walls and supports balanced pH levels. Ideal for competition and performance horses, GastriVet can also support the benefits of veterinary treatment when used as part of an aftercare regime.

Feed GastriAid daily to soothe and maintain a healthy digestive system.

PROFEET supplements are unique in that they not only provide nutrients to directly support hoof health, they also provide nutritional support that helps target healthy liver function, which, in turn is fundamental to healthy hoof growth.

PolleneX offers soothing comfort from irritating airborne particles. Specifically designed to support the respiratory system, this highly effective herbal blend can be used all year round - for high pollen count in summer and dusty stables in winter.

PROFEET supplements are unique in that they not only provide nutrients to directly support hoof health, they also provide nutritional support that helps target healthy liver function, which, in turn is fundamental to healthy hoof growth.

Super So-Kalm powder provides three key micronutrients to help the horse to maintain a calm outlook and concentrate on his work.

Kentucky liquid joint supplement has been carefully formulated to include key building blocks glucosamine hydrochloride, collagen and hyaluronic acid, to provide nutritional support to maintain heathy cartilage and synovial (joint) fluid, with added MSM, Boswellia and Vitamin C, all known to support joint health and mobility.

Helping equines manage stress and anxiety for level-headed performance

Superior quality readily absorbed Omega 3 & 6 to support digestive function and overall well-being. Gold standard omega oil, for shining condition.

Oestress Powder compliments the mare’s natural oestrus cycle

A food appetiser supporting the digestive system, Spearmint can tempt fussy feeders.

Wear and tear on the cartilage which covers the articular surfaces of joints is one of the most common causes of reduced mobility in horses and ponies. It is often seen in older horses but can affect those in lighter work, as well those with a strenuous training and competition programme. Cartilage doesn’t have its own blood supply and it relies on the bone underneath and the synovial or joint fluid bathing the joint to supply nutrients and key compounds to maintain its health and shock-absorbing properties. As the horse ages, or the daily impact of training and competition increases, the ability of the underlying bone and synovial fluid to provide these nutrients may not be enough to maintain health, resulting in stiffness and reduced mobility. It then becomes important that the horse receives a dietary supply of these key nutrients to ensure the cartilage and joint fluid retain their elasticity and shock-absorbing properties to support joint health, comfort, and mobility.