I use Charnwood micronised linseed
For my really old ones They have a good mug in summer and 2 in winter .
You could always start with a small amount and work up to a mug.
I have found with one of mine a small half mug is enough when he drops off during the winter months before the grass...
I do also think it depends where you live.
We had a lady in the village who had to remove her donkeys as “jobsworth” said she wasn’t allowed to keep on agriculture land . Tried to appeal but lost. We were all sad as they weren’t doing any harm and kids loved petting them.
My friend just had a horrible man from the council( very condescending ) to say she needs to apply for change of use .
A complaint had been put in .
She’s been there 7 yrs and never had an issue , she has recently got a new neighbour so figure it’s probably them .
I have been using this with excellent results
https://www.equineanswers.co.uk/equine/joint-supplements/premierflex-plus/
Used on my 2 oldies now on my 3rd tub and can highly recommend it.
Friend has her 18yr pony on her 2nd tub and told me last week she has definitely seen a massive...
Mine have been 24/7 for 4 yrs now with hay fed am and pm .
As my oldies have aged they seem so much better not being stabled . Surprisingly the fields are actually better as they are not fence walking waiting to come in.
I swapped from from spillers lite and lean and now use Dodson and horrell daily vits and mins . My ponies hooves have transformed amazingly so definitely made a difference and can recommend. On the nutritionist recommendation
I have 4 of them alongside 2 trickle nets and 4 greedy nets
Mine find them all ok but I prefer the shires ones they nice and soft compared to the trickle ones and greedy feeder ones
What I found works well for my pony with EMS and Cushings after getting her tested last year , she had slight bulges above her eyes but wasn’t overweight
More exercise, consistent walks out in hand , lunging , ridden twice a week(friend rides her) and free schooling
Getting her heart rate up...