ponyparty
Well-Known Member
I currently have my horse on Science Supplements FlexAbility Plus. I say I have him on it - he will only eat a feed with the supplement in it if he is starving hungry. Even then he doesn't finish it. I cannot tell you how much feed (and supplement) I've wasted over the last couple of months. I've tried disguising it with herbs, mint etc; I've also tried cutting it right down to an undetectable level and building up again gradually. He's too canny and won't eat it. Once this lot is gone, I shan't buy it again - might as well throw my money away. The yard chickens have probably got lovely flexible joints now though at least :-/ he'd probably eat it if i poured a load of molasses in it but he's got EMS so that's not gonna happen!
So - what decent joint supplements are out there, that are generally palatable to horses? I know this doesn't automatically mean my horse will eat it as they're all different, but thought it a good place to start at!
He's a thoroughbred type, isn't a fussy eater exactly but knows what he likes - for example, he'll eat apples, carrots and blackberries, but refuses all other fruit or veg.
So - what decent joint supplements are out there, that are generally palatable to horses? I know this doesn't automatically mean my horse will eat it as they're all different, but thought it a good place to start at!
He's a thoroughbred type, isn't a fussy eater exactly but knows what he likes - for example, he'll eat apples, carrots and blackberries, but refuses all other fruit or veg.