Which is the best vit & min supplement?

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As title! I currently use equivite but was wondering if it was the best value for money? I'm feeding it to 4 at the mo but the old boy still has a runny bum (not poo) just watery poo discharge. Been thinking about trying him on pink powder but wondered if I should put all of them on the same? Opinions please!
 
Both our boys are on Low cal Balancer and Happy Hoof. There should be all the vits and mins they need in that :)

... They love it as well!!! :D
 
I'm not saying it's the 'best' but it the best one I've tried so I would recommend it, The Original “Vit-Min” Cod Liver Oil Condiment by Argo Feeds

''This specially formulated blend of Cod Liver Oil contains Seaweed, Spices, Minerals and Herbs to promotes healthy bone growth, bright eyes, shiny coats and general well being both internally and externally''

Few weeks on this and your horses coat will be gleaming, you will also notice they feel well in themselves too, great for the hooves too, costs aroud £7.80 a tub, I wouldn't be without it. :)
 
Another for Baileys Lo-Cal Balancer - has a hoof supplement with it, good for good doers and made my boy's coat lovely and shiny as an added bonus :)
 
Think I've posted about the Equimins supps before, but I really rate them! All of ours get the general purpose supplement, with a scoop of the linseed for the poor doers / extra energy. They all do really well on it, find I feed less than the NAF equivalent so it lasts ages :D

Also tried the pro bio for our stressy TB when he had a upset tummy, would recommend that too. It's similar to Pink Powder, but again find it goes further for my (very limited!) cash.

I like the Equivite too, will happily feed it if it's on offer or if I can't get the Equimins :)
 
bernster said:
Another for Baileys Lo-Cal Balancer - has a hoof supplement with it, good for good doers and made my boy's coat lovely and shiny as an added bonus :)
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I keep being tempted to switch to this, went from bluechip to pink powder and it seems t be working so far... Lo-cal intrigues me as it has yeasacc which pink pwder doesn't (good for digestion)
 
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