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Equimins Seaweed & Rosehip is a combination of seaweed, which is very rich in over 60 different minerals and trace elements, and rosehips, which are rich in Vitamin C and A, B1, B2, B3, K and flavanoids. Together it creates a good source of naturally occuring vitamins and minerals to help maintain and strengthen hooves.
Store at 10 - 20 degrees C.
Always replace the lid after use.
Contains no banned substances under Jockey Club and FEI rules.
Do not feed to mares in foal.
All prices include VAT where applicable.
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It's seaweed and rosehip with nothing added
It's working well and great value too
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Always pleased with this supplement
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I have always used supplements for my horses. They live out 24/7 and fed mostly hay with little hard food. I realised most multi-vitamins/mineral supplements do not have vitamin C, which horses are supposed to get in grass; but with little in-take of grass in winter, I decided to search for a natural supplement which contained it and decided on this one. There is a trick in Spain when selling horses. One takes photographs of them after a bath, so they shine. Mine do not need baths, they are resplendent. Even my vet commented on it. Well, it helps if both horses are deep black (one a Frisian, another a Pure Bred Menorca) but also my late Andalusian shined, no mean feat for a grey. They also are barefoot, and their feet are excellent. Plus the supplement is very economical to use.
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Equimins Seaweed & Rosehip, including answers from our team.
Michelle Jacqualine Judd
Hi
Would this be suitable for dogs?
This supplement is intended for use in horses only and so it is not known whether it is safe for use in dogs or not.
If you are looking to support a particular condition in your dog then please contact us at [email protected] so we can advise on suitable supplements.
Sarah
My horse has severe mallanders, so I need to avoid biotin. However, I’d like to get vitamin C into his diet, but most rosehip products seem to contain biotin. Does this supplement contain biotin?
I have contacted Equimins with your query and they have confirmed this product does not contain Biotin.
