You might find this a useful table! Glucosamine is used by the body to make other chemicals that build tendons, ligaments, cartilage, and the fluid that surrounds joints. Boswellia is used as a natural anti inflammatory. As mentioned already there are limited in vivo studies to support but there...
Do it once do it right! We scraped off 9 inches of top soil/clay (we’re on clay 🫠) then laid a cloth membrane followed by 6 inches of 50-70mm limestone topped with 3 inches of 20mm- dust and rolled it all in. It’s been in nearly 10 years and is as good as the day it went in.
There are very few horses that are genuinely allergic to alfalfa and the molasses amount is minimal. Been feeding it for years to many different horses with no issues
Yes it will - sorry think my reply came across wrong I was agreeing yes to fertilizer, soil and grass needs feeding to stay healthy - timing it before some soft sustained rain to get it into the soil is ideal. Or you could ask if anyone local can spray liquid fertilizer for you?
Soil needs feeding. Best to do soil analysis and then feed according to results (including fertilizer). Adding organic matter back (muck spreading) is also important though even if you use bagged fertilizer and nutrients
Had a horse with sidebone who went to HOYS twice! Douglas the showjumping stallion had terrible sidebone. If you’re careful on hard ground and manage foot balance it’s rarely a problem
Mine has super sensitive airways/lungs after having had pneumonia and if she has a flare up it tends to only be one side. Monitor and if you’re worried have your vet taking a swap and/or do a scope x
Mine has super sensitive airways/lungs after having had pneumonia and if she has a flare up it tends to only be one side. Monitor and if you’re worried have your vet taking a swap and/or do a scope x