Tried and tested joint supplements?

[billylula]

Looking for a top quality joint supplement for my two boys, one that doesn't have lots of sweetener in. Anything that you swear by?

 

[Zoeypxo]

Possibly too costly if feeding for two horses but ive recently started bozmerix and im seeing good results so far

 

[meleeka]

4cyte or Yumove seem to work on mine. It seems all work on some but not others, so it's very much trial and error.

 

[Bobthecob15]

Omega Flexology, have had our slightly stiff welsh on it for 3 months...her movement is so much better. Could see the difference in a month with her!

 

[Squeak]

I really rate the GWF supplements, I've used their joint one on all my horses for years and really rate it. I think which you need will probably depend on what you're looking for it to do - prevention/ maintain or help once joint problems have started.

 

[FieldOrnaments]

Boswellia, MSM & chondroitin, and green-lipped mussel are all evidence-based supplements that support joint health and/or reduce inflammation, though the bioavailability of GLM in horses is a bit questionable as they're not really equipped for digesting animal products.
I buy powdered boswellia in bulk from Redpost equestrian.

 

[Hormonal Filly]

4cyte

I started feeding 4cyte a few months ago now, she doesn't come out the stable stiff at all now. It has proven studies.

 

[MuddyMonster]

Equine Answers Premier Flex HA

 

[criso]

I've been feeding Equicure flex. Two key things I was looking for were green lipped mussel and Boswellia and it has both as well as other thiny. I was feeding yumove or maxaflex but vet suggested adding Boswellia

 

[lynz88]

Boswellia is good stuff - not quite strong enough vs bute for mine but got him about 75% there. It also made him super dopey and spaced out so beware (mine's weird though). I thought I saw a difference with GLM but when I removed it from him I didn't really see a difference so stopped. MSM does seem to help though and is cheap as chips.