vicky86
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As above really, just wondered if anyone uses it and what results they had? Any comments appreciated. Thanks.
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Rosehip for feet?
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beckieswann
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rosehip is great for iron, vitamin c, the lungs, kidney health and they also promote strong healthy hoof growth! I haven't personally tried it, but a friend has and even though the effects weren't immediate, the new growth of hoof looked a lot stronger and healthier. Just be prepared to be patient.
Anythings got to be worth a try, and with rosehip you can pick it yourself (well not this time of year) and let it dry out and then feed it to your horse, so it's a cheaper alternative to some of the other supplements out there.
Anythings got to be worth a try, and with rosehip you can pick it yourself (well not this time of year) and let it dry out and then feed it to your horse, so it's a cheaper alternative to some of the other supplements out there.
Cloud9
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I am currently usinga mixture of Seaweed and Rosehip and found it to be quite good and much more economical - my farrier recommended. Horse had very poor feet previously but, touch wood, I am very pleased with the results.
Theresa_F
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They are said to be good for feet and also very good for joints.
I feed black sunflower seeds and find they really did improve my beasties hooves - both are now iron hard and rarely have any splits or cracks and they are barefoot.
I feed black sunflower seeds and find they really did improve my beasties hooves - both are now iron hard and rarely have any splits or cracks and they are barefoot.
vicky86
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Brill thanks I was just looking into it for one of my liveries horses who had bad feet but I might try mine on it too as it sounds great.