Most horse skin conditions are treated externally to the skin while ignoring the internal state of health. Herbs work inwardly by restoring, strengthening and nourishing the whole body and can therefore help to create a naturally shiny coat and act as a great natural hoof care for horses.

 Natural Hoof & Coat Conditioner is a nutritious supplement ideal for overall conditioning. Provides a rich blend of vital vitamins and minerals great for healthy hooves and general health of your horse. Traditionally used to strengthen the hoof and improve the shine of the coat. This blend is great for older horses and a rescue remedy for skin and hoof problems. Bring that glossy sheen back into your horse's coat. 

 Contains a natural seaweed meal traditionally used for providing a balanced mineral supplement to your horses diet. It's a rich source of iodine, magnesium, potassium, iron and vitamin A,B and C and trace elements. Promotes a healthy coat and improves digestion.

 Rosehips are a fabulous herbal treatment or fruit for ensuring great health for both horses and humans. Because of the Rosehips anti-oxidant properties they are a brilliant food for maintaining good health. Research has shown that antioxidants protect the body against certain diseases such as cancer, arthritis and cardiovascular diseases and it is believed the flavanoids in Rosehips contribute to strong hooves.

 Rosehips are a great source of iron and are the perfect natural source of vitamin C and are a good tonic for liver problems.

 Clivers are considered excellent for the lymphatic system and as a blood cleanser so they are good for creating a healthy coat. 

Contains: Clivers, Rosehips & Kelp

Dosage:

 Up to 13.2 HH        20 grams

13.2-15.2 HH          30-50 grams

15.2 HH upwards   50 grams

¼ cup = 20 gms approx.

Exact measurements are not as critical as with synthetic medicines so quantities can be adjusted to suit the size of horse as well as the sensitivity of the horse. A normal guide would be 15-20 grams daily for an average size pony 13.2hh, whereas a large horse 16.1hh and upwards will need between 25 and 30 grams daily.

Due to the strong flavour of some herbs it is recommended that you introduce herbs gradually