These days there’s a supplement for every horse and every issue whether it’s for hooves or joints, breathing or digestion – you name it, it’s out there. But what are the facts and what do we need to know?

	Calmers Calming supplements, often referred to as ‘calmers’, are designed to be used to reduce stress, tension, anxiety and nervousness in horses. Click here to read...
	Healthy digestion Digestion enhancing supplements are designed to support the horse’s digestive system and the balance between friendly and harmful bacteria in the gut. Click here to read...
	Hoof supplements Supplements that claim to promote healthy hooves and hoof growth are very popular with horse owners. The vitamin most crucial for hoof growth and regeneration is biotin. Click here to read...
	Joint and muscle supplements Horses are used for all sorts of activity so tired joints and muscles, general wear and tear and stiffness can become an issue for some. Click here to read...
	Respiratory supplements Because many horses are stabled, worked indoors and fed hay which may contain dust spores, some can suffer from irritation when it comes to their breathing. Click here to read...
	Salts and electrolytes When horses sweat they lose vital minerals called electrolytes. Without these dehydration and lethargy (among other things) can quickly become a problem. Click here to read...
	Vitamin and mineral supplements Most horses don’t receive all the micronutrients they need, for example if they’re on poor quality grazing, so generally a broad spectrum vitamin and mineral supplement can be very useful. Click here to read...