Any good tonics/supplements?

[DMancini]

Hi all

Has anyone or could anyone recommend a 'tonic/supplement' for a 20 year ID/TB mare who is not herself following an accident?

.........over christmas i thought i would treat her to nice stroll on the beach and on the way home she fell over/collapsed in the trailer, wouldnt get up and I really thought that, well she was dying on me or worse would have to PTS anyway vet came (very quickly) and we got her up and luckily she only suffered cuts and bruises..........

obviously this has shook both of us up and now she is just really down, off her food and looking really sorry for herself, I just feel that maybe there's something more I could be doing for her (i still feel so guilty about what happened) i have tried nice foods etc etc, she doesn't do cuddles!

so before i go waste money on anything just wondered if there are any recommendations?

 

[soulfull]

sorry to hear about the accident

maybe call the vet and have a chat

I always feed aloe vera juice as pick me up, or if I suspect a virus
can get it from holland and barrett or horse shops often sell it now, including robinsons

 

[Shadow the Reindeer]

Pink powder, Maxaflex maxavita (the joint stuff - good for stiffness and has a natural anti-immflammatory in the green lipped mussel that it contains)..

 

[Izzwizz]

I would have a word with your Vet, she could have a virus. A blood test would help to find out. A good tonic/supplement is one called Event. Google it and it will tell you a lot.