Equus Health Liquorice Powder 1kg

A carefully balanced combination of natural ingredients formulated to help skin and coat condition. Can also be helpful for ‘itchy horses.

A great bulk forming fibre herb. Invigorates sluggish bowels and gently enhances movement through the digestive tract without irritating the colon. A useful alternative to the endangered herb Slippery Elm. Also, a good supplement for horses kept on sand, aiding grains to pass through the gut.

A natural conditioner that supports the digestive, lymphatic and respiratory systems. Also provides essential nutrients and aids viral protection.

Seaweed makes a fantastic, low cost balancer. It’s also great for those looking for a non pellet based balancer. Acts as a broad-spectrum vitamin and mineral supplement to enhance coat and hoof condition. Feed alongside forage to ensure your horse or pony receives essential vitamins and minerals.

Simply irresistible! Spearmint is a food appetiser that can tempt the fussiest feeders and brighten up a plain feed. Spearmint also supports the digestive system, especially those prone to ‘gassy’ colic, crib bitting and windsucking.

A natural probiotic that can useful aid to the digestive system, especially in times of stress. Supports hoof and coat condition. Brewers Yeast can be fed all year round.

An excellent source of natural Iron and vitamins A, C and K, which help support the horse’s immune system. Contains an antioxidant, for healthy liver, kidney and circulatory function. Rosehips also contain Biotin for hoof quality and growth. Can be used as a healthy treat.

A general blood cleanser and conditioner, helping to regulate body fluids. Rich in vitamin C, iron, sodium, chlorophyll, protein and dietary fibre. Can improve bloom and dappling on a horse’s coat.

An alternative hoof supplement providing a natural source of vitamins and nutrients, including biotin and Vitamin C for strong horn growth.

Dandelion leaves are high in iron, calcium, copper and magnesium as well as vitamins A, B1, B2, B6 and D. Dandelion is traditionally fed to promote urination and for joints and mobility.