Joint Supplements for Horses

Joint stiffness, discomfort, or tired limbs can limit exercise and affect your horse’s quality of life. Incorporating joint supplements for horses supports movement with essential nutrients that aid joint repair and overall mobility. We offer tailored solutions, cooling gels, and more from trusted brands like NAF, Foran, and our own Joint Force supplement, designed to maintain joint health and keep your horse active and comfortable.

For more ways to support your horse's health, explore our full range of horse supplements.

Horse Joint Supplements Guide

What Types of Horse Joint Supplements Do We Offer?

Supplements containing ingredients like glucosamine, chondroitin, MSM, hyaluronic acid and omega-3 fatty acids can help support your horse’s joint health, flexibility and mobility. Available in a variety of formats, they make it easy to find an option to suit your horse’s needs, workload and daily feeding routine:

• Powders – One of the most popular options, powders are easy to mix into daily feed and allow for convenient, measured dosing. Many contain a combination of joint-supporting ingredients to help maintain cartilage health, flexibility and mobility.

• Liquids – Easy to measure and add to feed, liquid supplements are a practical alternative for horses that dislike powders or need a different feeding format.

• Pellets & Feeds – A convenient way to incorporate joint support into your horse’s daily nutrition. Best suited to horses that don't need extra hard feed.

• Herbal Blends – Popular for natural support, but should be taken with care for competition horses due to prohibited substances.

Find Out More About Looking After Your Horse's Joints

Our vet-reviewed guides can give you more useful information about horse joint care.

• A Vet Guide to Arthritis in Horses - This guide covers the common signs of equine arthritis, and practical ways to support your horse.

• What is the Best Joint Supplement for Horses - With such a wide range of supplements available, choosing the right one can feel overwhelming. This guide explains what to look for, and when to start supplementing.