recommend me vits/mins supplement

[asommerville]

hi, can anyone recommend a good supplement to go alongside chaff, micronised linseed and fast fibre.

for 2 good doers, one shod and one barefoot. was thinking pink powder?

thanks

 

[Bobbly]

Have a Google at '365 Complete'. I've used it for a while now and am pleased with the results.

 

[asommerville]

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[onemoretime]

Pink Powder

 

[Archiepoo]

"Think pink" from brinicombe equine has more vits and mins and pre and pro biotics than pink powder and is cheaper.
also seaweed has over 50 health benefits when fed as a supplement

 

[mightymammoth]

I was going to the try Dodson and horrel one think it's called daily vitamins

 

[Goldenstar]

Have a Google at '365 Complete'. I've used it for a while now and am pleased with the results.

Me too I am very impressed by it.

 

[thatsmygirl]

Equimins advance complete. A lot aren't worth bothering with as the levels are so low and full off by products. 365 complete is a good one. Wouldn't bother with pink powder, go and look at the ingrediants

 

[dreamcometrue]

Another vote for Equimins.

 

[The Boy]

Anyone know what is in the '365 Complete'?

Was looking at it earlier in the week and requested an ingredient/nutritional breakdown via their website, but so far no response.

 

[beutifulwobble]

Feed mark benefit, makes my neddy shine xxx

 

[Chops]

Another one for feedmark Benevit, but only buy when on offer or at a big show otherwise it can be expensive. When on offer it is good value for money.

 

[onemoretime]

If you do a search on here for Think Pink by Briniscombe someone on here has done a break down on the ingredients and Pink Powder comes out far better. It has far more ingredients and higher levels. It is more expensive but goes further.

 

[asommerville]

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[Brightbay]

Pink powder is just lots of fillers with a few active ingredients that you can buy more cheaply on their own (http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=498898).

I use ProBalance - has the minerals needed, none of the minerals not needed and no fillers http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PRO-BALAN...ment&hash=item3f1792cbf7&_uhb=1#ht_1227wt_659

and add YeaSacc for the one with the delicate tummy... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/YEA-SACC-...ment&hash=item3f182e5502&_uhb=1#ht_1105wt_659

and a tablespoon of table salt.

At that point, you've got the active ingredients of pink powder, plus a whole range of minerals as well.

 

[evj]

I was recommended pro balance + as well but I've only just started using it.