What Supulments do you give yr horse

[Gucci_b]

What Supulments do you give yr horse and why!!!
Also what joint Supulments have you found or heard to work well....

 

[toomanyhorses26]

mine gets global herbs supahoof and saracen supershine all year round and then a pick me up eg red cell,propell,restore when he changes coat as he goes a bit dull

 

[little_flea]

Linseed oil - for shiny coat and some extra fatty acids. Garlic - general health. Electrolytes - because she works hard. That's it!

 

[connie1288]

These are what I use, each horse has which ever they need from this lot atm
Biotin - for poor feet
Horse 1st Garlic and more - general
NAF Oestress - settled her when she came in after holiday
NAF Pink Powder - boost for the ones turned out or one that had v loose droppings
TRM Isopro 2000 electrolytes - for after hard work and a v sweaty horse.
Table salt - for one turned out that doesnt drink enough
Cortaflex HA - vet recommendation
ASU Supplement - ditto cortaflex
Horse first relax me - calmer

Thats it atm.

 

[Mrs_Wishkabibble]

One of mine has Superflex as she has had hock problems.
I also feed Feedmark Benevit multi vitamin and garlic powder to all of mine.

 

[KatB]

Mine gets salt

She does get electrolyes if she has sweated alot, but thats only been once so far!! She is on Topspec though that covers the everyday supplement/hoof supplement etc, and she may go on Relax Me at some stage, we will see

 

[sea_view]

Ali - 25yr old Arab - Super flex for ery slight stiffness in back legs when the farrier does his shoes.

PAds - 6yr old ISH - pink powder, recomended by friend to help his overall condition and help digest his food more effectively.

 

[milliepops]

Mine has NAF Superflex (for my peace of mind, rather than anything

) and Redcell if she is under particular stress/hard work/changing coat.

 

[ofcourseyoucan]

mine get a glug of oil and electolytes day before and day of comp/hunting. couple of liveries on bluechip and seaweed. all fed good quaility food and ad lib hay/haylage/grass. its a consumers market.

 

[hedgehog1]

grade a - cortaflex & propel/redcelll - for obvious reasons!
youngsters - propell or redcell if travelling/competing alot.
if any of them have anything specifically wrong ie rubbish feet then ill feed something relevant but otherwise i dont give them anything else as routine - would be too expensive!

 

[MandyMoo]

monty gets (my 19year old chestnut in sig);
1 scoop per day Cortavet powder (NOT cortflex, it is cortavet, it is better but more expensive

and more concentrated so less is needed)
and a big slush of conditioning oils in his dinner

(cheapo stuff from local tack shop, can't remember what it is called)

bugsy gets (bay in sig);
1 scoop of cortavine/cordamine

cant remember the name of it...but is for cribbers and reduces any excess acid in stomache due to cribbing, so prevents/helps ulcers etc.
he also gets a bit slush of cheap conditioning oils

shiny coats all round! lol

Dani gets (TB...not in sig though lol);
1 scoop of Biota supplement
and again a big slush of oils for coat/joints etc

xxx

 

[MegaBeast]

Top Spec Balancer and Magnitude (an experiment, the jury is still out!)

 

[Gamebird]

Nowt, barring electrolytes if they are working hard.

 

[Halfstep]

Mine has a known injury so gets quite a lot of joint support. He's also fed straights so needs a vitamins supplement.

Joint supplement (Arthriaid)
MaxVit (broad spectrum vitamins and minerals)
Devil's Claw (NAF)
Green Lipped mussel extract (from Holland and Barratt)
Electrolytes if sweaty.

 

[Helga1980]

TopSpec Comprehensive balancer and Cosequin

 

[BBs]

Horse First joint supplement
Horse First hoof supplement
Both horses have the joint supplement and Coligone.

 

[star]

topSpec Balancer and salt