pink powder

[diluteherd]

Any chance you could answer some questions on it for me and you may all go to your cupboard and have a biscuit as a reward

Can it be used with youngsters?

Would suit my youngster who would benefit from a supplement that would help his digestion?

Would it help strengthen his hooves as they are a bit weak and is prone to knocking chunks of hoof off?

Is it a type of vit and min supp?

He's on one by global herbs but it literally is just for digestion, I'm looking for something that will cover his digestion and help with his feet. He is also on mare and youngstock but hr needs the recommended amount at the minute as I can't move them to the big field to graze until the grass is cut for haylage and is on very poor grazing, snooker table esk.. other wise I would hve him on top spec all in one, but don't want to do that in fear of taking his vit, mins, protein levels too high and causing problems in the future.

Thank you for any help!!

 

[Pearlsasinger]

I have no idea whether it will suit your youngster but can only tell you that it did NOT suit our 2 riding horses. We had just had to change to haylage from hay and they had the runs, so we started giving PP. It turned them both loopy, although one is an araby Appaloosa and the other a Draft horse, so very different. The Draft with unshod back feet, really started to struggle on rough tracks. We took them off it and they reverted to normal.
I looked more carefully into the ingredients and decided in future never to give multi-ingredient supplements. We do give ours Himalayan rock salt-licks, which one goes mad for, one licks it every so often and the third (who gets a proper feed) almost completely ignores.

 

[Always Henesy]

Well I well I will give you the other side....

I love pink powder! It had transformed the general well being of both my TB & my Shire x WB
Their feet have improved, their coats are amazing and I am totally thrilled with it.
You do have to have them on it for at least 3 months though to reap the benfits.
If you want something specific for feet then you can't go wrong with Biotin.

 

[sophiebailey]

I have my oldie on NAF in the pink senior and he's doing really well on it, his coat is gorgeous!!

He went on it after having choke and being unable to graze for 5 days so he needed something to help his tummy when he did eventually go out and it really did help and he seemed to pick up so quickly that I've just kept him on it!