Joint supplement

[CastlelackSportHorses]

This has probably been done to death but I dont want to waste money!
Both my mares (one 16 and one 8) are on the same feed.
-Speedi Beet
-Baileys Meadow Cobs
-Micronised linseed
-Dengie Heathly tummy
-Agrobs senior muesli

Both only get very small quantities as are good doers and look AMAZING and have plenty sass!

But I am looking to put both a joint supplement that will actually work(More prevention than cure)
Or would people recommend a Balancer.

Its just such a rabbit hole to go into with joint supplements. Don't mind feeding a complete supplement or mixing straights.

 

[Exasperated]

This has probably been done to death but I dont want to waste money!
Both my mares (one 16 and one 8) are on the same feed.
-Speedi Beet
-Baileys Meadow Cobs
-Micronised linseed
-Dengie Heathly tummy
-Agrobs senior muesli

Both only get very small quantities as are good doers and look AMAZING and have plenty sass!

But I am looking to put both a joint supplement that will actually work(More prevention than cure)
Or would people recommend a Balancer.

Its just such a rabbit hole to go into with joint supplements. Don't mind feeding a complete supplement or mixing straights.

Cortaflex

 

[Follysmum]

I have been using this with excellent results

Equine PREMIERflex plus - Joint Supplements for Horses - Equine Supplements : Equine Answers

Equine PREMIERflex plus - Joint Supplements for Horses - Equine Supplements : Equine Answers, Horse supplements, horse feed supplements and equine nutrition products: Equine Answers

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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 improvement.

 

[Onemorefling]

Devils claw has my vote, really helps my 26 year old. I buy either the Navilam-o liquid, or dodson and horrell devils claw root.

 

[OrangeAndLemon]

NAF supaflex
My vet wanted mine on a supplement and she had a read through the ingredients and was surprised to find it had the same ingredients as the one they sell directly. Vet version had fewer 'fillers' but you fed less of it so price per use worked out very similar to the vet version.