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£24.99 to £109.49
A premium-quality, high-specification mobility supplement for all horses and ponies. The combination of glucosamine, vitamin C and sepiolite is the key to effective results.
Contents per 25g scoop:
Blended on a special base of sepiolite and liquorice.
| FEI/Jockey Club Legal? | Yes |
| How long will it last? (average size horse at maintenance rate) | Approx 30 servings (750g) Approx 80 servings (2kg) Approx 200 servings (5kg) |
| Average cost per day? (Approx) | 79p (750g) 54p (2kg) 51p (5kg) |
| Suitable for use during pregnancy? | Yes |
All prices include VAT where applicable.
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Seems to keep the old lady, rising 28, mobile and comfortable in her retirement
Customer recommends this product
Fantastic supplement which I use on all my competition horses and best price I can find
Customer recommends this product
Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Horse First My Joints Supplement for Horses, including answers from our team.
Flemming Nørgaard
Dear VioVet.
I have some questions. Its about the 2 products.
Horse First My Joints for Horses and Corta-vet
Are both products allowed for horses in competition according to FEI rules. And contains no doping elements.
Which products is the best quality wise.
And which product is the best comparing price and daily ration.
Best
Flemming Nørgaard
The two products contain slightly different ingredients, with the Horse First product being more in line with general thinking on what is most useful. This is also the more economical product to buy and use. Corta-Vet contains more processed and refined ingredients which the manufacturer claims produces better results, but independent research proving this is lacking. Both products are safe for competition horses. In the absence of proper clinical trials, I cannot say which is better and so it is a matter of personal choice.
