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Unfortunately not all essential nutrients can be made by the horse themselves, and a changing diet could bring about an imbalance in certain Essential Fatty Acids (EFA) that are required for the horse's wellbeing. PureFlax contains a perfect balance of Omega-3 and Omega-6, which if lacking can affect the horse's temperament. PurFlax Flax Seed Oil is an easy to digest supplement which helps maintain strong hooves, glossy coats, joint and skin health, and an all-round better condition. It is also an important digestion aid and can reduce a lactic acid build up in the muscles, which commonly causes fatigue in performance horses.
PureFlax Flax Seed Oil is produced only in Yorkshire, from growing of the crop to the cold pressing of the seed. There is absolutely nothing added to this process, hence this being a 100% natural product with 58% Omega 3.
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This is the recommended amount to of flaxseed oil to feed your horse or pony each day.
| Light Work | Hard Work | |
| Pony (250kg) | 25 – 50ml | 50-100ml |
| Horse (500kg) | 50-75ml | 100-200ml |
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Having a PPID mare who has Micronised Linseed during the winter, I tried the pure flax oil..,her coat, eyes and demeanour have improved no end. She looks a million dollars.. coat, skin, temperament and lastly, her condition has improved tremendously. 5* product.
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Great product at a great price. I put a pump top on so it's easier to use
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I use flax oil in conjunction with tumeric grass pellets. Not only does it help with joints but the shine on my 27 year old mares cost is unbelievable.
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I use this for my shetland's, with turmeric and black pepper, they seem happy and healthy. The container would be great with a lip on to prevent it dripping as you pour, I transfer it to a separate container.
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I've had my 32 year old horse on this now for several months. I've never known his coat be so good as this year, in 20 years of having him. I also give my dog it (you can buy a small bottle for dogs, so I just top mine up from this) too.
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding PureFlax Flax Seed Oil for Horses, including answers from our team.
Agnes Mcmulkin
Would this be suitable for my PSSM mare . If yes how much would I give her . She is 15.3 and is 530kg . She is on weight loss programme.
Thank you Agnes
It is important to minimise feeds high in starch if your horse has Polysaccharide Storage Myopathy (PSSM). To meet your horse's energy requirements you can feed fats instead, such as PureFlax Flax Seed Oil. If your horse needs to lose weight then I would feed a lower end dose of this product, 50-75mls daily into the feed would be suitable. If you are finding your horse is not losing weight on this product then you may need to stop its use.
C. Fitz
I want to put weigh on our foals for the sales. What is the maximum quantity of flax a foal can have per day?
Hello,
Thank you for your question,
I have spoken to PureFlax they have advised no more than 10ml per day, but please would you call them as they would need to know on weight and ask a few questions and its always best to make sure based on weight.
Thank you,
Miss Stella McLachlan
Does the 5l bottle come with a dispensing pump?
Hello,
Thank you for getting in touch.
This product does not come with a pump.
VioVet.
Claire
Is this product suitable for laminitics? I have a veteran pony that i’m struggling to keep at a good weight the vets advised feeding oil
Hello,
Thank you for your question.
This is suitable for laminitics, so your pony will be fine using it.
Hope that helps,
VioVet.
Krissie jones
Is flaxseed another name for linseed..??
Yes, Linseed and Flaxseed oil are the same thing- obtained from the seeds of the flax plant.
Trudy Hall
Hi,
Is this product likely to cause weight gain? My mare is already overweight.
Regards
This is a relatively high energy supplement and so theoretically could contribute to weight gain. However the overall energy content is not high compared with the total energy intake of a typical horse and so weight gain should not be a problem if the diet is otherwise appropriate. A high fibre/low energy diet should be your aim generally, then this supplement could certainly be included.
