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Maxavita Maxaflex
£17.78
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Dodson & Horrell Daily Vitamins & Minerals
£17.78
Equimins Advance Concentrate Complete Powder
From £30.23
Super Solvitax Pure Cod Liver Oil
From £4.30
Equimins Advance Concentrate Complete Pellets
£61.08
Dodson & Horrell Equi-Bites
From £4.20
Gold Label Vitamin E 1000
From £6.23
Equimins Tip Top Supplement Powder
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Dodson & Horrell Rosehips
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Equimins Pro-Bio Probiotic
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Gold Label Brewers Yeast
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Equine Products Selenavite E
From £9.87
TurmerAid
£21.28
Brinicombe Think Pink
From £12.85
Mars Horsecare Equivite Original
From £20.39
Naf Turmeric Plus
£12.55
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Equimins Vitamin E & Selenium Supplement
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Lincoln Linseed Pellets
£7.33
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Keratex Zeolite
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Do Horses Need a Vitamin and Mineral Supplement?

Life as a horse isn't just horsing around. Just like us, horses need a balanced diet to remain in peak condition. While forage, hay, and grain can provide many of the necessary nutrients, it's not uncommon for horses to need a little extra help from vitamin and mineral supplements.

Whether it's due to a deficiency in their diet, a health condition, or simply the stress of athletic performance, vitamin and mineral supplements can help fill in the nutritional gaps. So, it's not that horses are picky eaters, they're just trying to meet their dietary needs! But remember, always consult with a vet or a horse nutritionist to determine whether your horse could benefit from Everyday Horse Supplements.

What is the Best Mineral Mix for Horses?

Let's face it - horses can't exactly hop over to the grocery store and pick out a multivitamin. So, what's the best mineral mix for them? The truth is, it depends on the individual horse, its diet, age, and activity level.

However, there are a few key minerals to consider. These include calcium and phosphorus for strong bones, magnesium for muscle function, and zinc and copper for healthy hair and skin. Sodium and chloride are also essential for hydration. And if you're thinking that sounds like a chemistry class, well, you're not entirely wrong. This is why Everyday Horse Supplements can be a convenient and effective way to ensure your horse is getting a balanced mineral intake.

What Do Vitamins and Minerals Do for Horses?

Vitamins and minerals aren't just fancy words on a supplement label - they play critical roles in a horse's health. They're like the unsung heroes of the equine world!

Vitamins, such as Vitamin A, B, C, D, E, and K, have roles in everything from eye health to immune function, to energy production and blood clotting. Minerals like calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, and potassium help with bone health, muscle function, and maintaining fluid balance. It's like a well-orchestrated symphony inside your horse's body, with each vitamin and mineral playing its part. Keeping this symphony in harmony is one of the benefits of Everyday Horse Supplements.

Can You Give a Horse Too Many Vitamins?

You might think that if vitamins and minerals are good for horses, then more must be better, right? Hold your horses! Just like with humans, it's possible for horses to get too much of a good thing.

Overdosing on certain vitamins and minerals can be harmful to horses. For example, too much vitamin A can lead to bone and skin problems, while excess selenium can cause hair loss and hoof issues. This is why it's important to consult with a vet or a horse nutritionist before starting any new supplement regimen. With their help, and the right Everyday Horse Supplements, you can keep your horse's nutrient levels in the Goldilocks zone - not too much, not too little, but just right.