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Athletic performance, musculoskeletal durability, and recovery demand rigorous nutritional balance. We manufacture specialized equine pastes, powders, and liquids supporting joint cartilage, muscle recovery, gastric health, hydration, and hoof strength.
Science-backed veterinary insights that help identify nutritional gaps and biological challenges affecting farm performance.
A horse's athletic career depends on healthy joints. Daily training, competitions, jumping, racing, and ageing place continuous stress on cartilage, tendons, ligaments, and joints. Over time, this wear can reduce mobility, affect performance, prolong recovery, and increase the risk of lameness. For performance horses, even a slight decline in joint function can mean slower race times, missed competitions, reduced breeding potential, and increased veterinary costs. Providing targeted joint nutrition helps maintain flexibility, support cartilage health, and keep horses moving comfortably throughout every stage of life.
A horse can lose 10-15 litres of sweat per hour during intense exercise, along with essential electrolytes needed for normal muscle and nerve function. Without adequate replacement, dehydration can reduce stamina, impair muscle function, delay recovery, increase fatigue, and affect overall athletic performance. Supporting electrolyte balance helps maintain hydration, sustain endurance, promote faster recovery, and prepare horses for their next performance.
The horse's digestive system works continuously to convert feed into energy. However, transportation, training, dietary changes, medication, and competition-related stress can disrupt the gut microbiome, reduce nutrient absorption and increase the risk of digestive disturbances. Poor digestive health often results in reduced body condition, inconsistent energy levels, poor feed utilization, and decreased performance. Supporting a healthy digestive system helps maximize nutrient availability, improve gut balance, and provide the energy required for consistent athletic performance.
The liver is one of the hardest-working organs in the horse's body. It plays a central role in nutrient metabolism, detoxification, energy production, and recovery. When liver function is compromised, horses may experience reduced stamina, slower recovery, poor appetite, and decreased overall vitality. Supporting liver health helps maintain efficient metabolism, optimize nutrient utilization, and promote long-term health and performance.
Travel, competitions, unfamiliar surroundings, intensive training, and changes in routine all create physical and mental stress. Stress can reduce appetite, impair digestion, weaken immunity, alter behaviour, and affect concentration during training and competition. Over time, unmanaged stress can compromise both performance and overall well-being. Providing targeted nutritional support helps promote calmness, improve focus, enhance resilience, and support horses during demanding situations.