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Double-action digestive supplement - In addition to the active calmers listed above, a double-action digestive supplement will settle the digestive system ensuring horses feel comfortable and relaxed. Calming balancer combines a high concentration of probiotics with nucleotides. This supplement is proven to increase forage digestibility by up to 100% in a study conducted by Hartpury College. Feeding should be about keeping it simple, which is why feed balancers are such a wonderful concept. They offer a wide range of benefits in a single, concentrated pellet and, for the horse in light to medium work, can simply be added to the basic forage diet. Described as a highly palatable weight management supplement, this is designed to provide essential micronutrients to horses on a restricted diet. It includes metabolism-boosting marine extracts to provide essential vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, and promotes wellbeing for good-doers while supporting healthy weight loss. Part of the WellHorse range that is suitable for horses on restricted diets, this balancer contains every important nutrients and meets the NRC (National Research Council) and BASF (Animal Nutrition) recommendations for vitamins and microminerals. It also contains nutrients to support hoof growth, skin and coat condition, and protected live yeast to support a healthy digestive system. This low-starch, high-fibre mix is formulated to help maintain condition, while encouraging a calm temperament. It’s the first fully balanced feed to include TurmerAid complete turmeric supplement, which contains ingredients to support healthy joints and the immune system, making it particularly suited to the older horse. The mix is molasses-free and contains no whole cereals, so with a starch level of just 7.5% it is ideal for older horses who have moderate energy requirements but need to control their starch intake.
Hormonal balance - CushinCombo is a specifically formulated supplement containing chaste tree berry, beneficial for balancing hormonal levels. Studies have shown it can aid ponies/horses diagnosed with PPID, as well as hormonal mares during oestrus. This balancer supports digestion, comfort and movement in older horses. It is high in antioxidants to support immune health and has probiotics and prebiotics to support digestive health. It also contains high levels of glucosamine, MSM and omega-3 to support joint health.
A recent stud of 1,070 horses and ponies in Great Britain was recently undertaken by Dr Dee Pollard, with support from Dr Claire Wylie, Dr Richard Newton, Prof Kristien Verheyen and colleagues at AHT and RVC, funded by World Horse Welfare outline so key figures below: light balancers – formulated to provide all the nutrients they are likely to be missing from the restricted diets of good-doers and horses in light work L-tryptophan - An amino acid derivative, included as the precursor for serotonin, the “feel-good” hormone. Formulated to meet all the nutritional requirements of the older horse and give him all the support he needs to stay active and feeling young, this balancer supports the digestive system, which helps your horse maximise the value of his feed intake.
Pure Veteran Pellets is a complete feed that is designed for older horses who require a mash due to poor dentition. It contains elevated levels of vitamins and minerals, slow-release calories and good quality proteins, which all help older horses who require extra assistance maintaining condition or are still in regular work. Hormonal balance - CushinCombo™ is a specifically formulated supplement containing chaste tree berry, beneficial for balancing hormonal levels. Studies have shown it can aid ponies/horses diagnosed with PPID, as well as hormonal mares during oestrus.
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Daily movement helps improve blood flow, and encourages good circulation, plus it is good for joint mobility and digestive health too. DO have an exercise programme in place to burn additional calories and help your pony to lose weight where this is the cause of the laminitis. Laminitis is most common in Connemara’s followed by New Forests, Shetland’s, other natives and Welsh ponies. This includes breed crosses.
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