Apple Cider Vinegar

[PePo]

I feed ACV to Pete for a few reasons & currently buy a 'horse' version but have seen ACV for polutry made by a horsey feed companies.

Is there a difference between ACV for horses and ACV for poultry or farm animals (other than the price ...! )

 

[Trewsers]

No idea but hopefully someone on here will know. Do you feed it for joints?

 

[chunky monkey]

Not sure, but you can buy in super markets as well.

 

[MrC]

It's great for people

I have some every other day before breakfast with lemon and honey it's apparently good for metabolism and gut health

 

[newforest]

No idea but hopefully someone on here will know. Do you feed it for joints?

I copied this for uses Trewsers.

• Promoting healthy joints;
• Balancing the horse’s pH;
• Boosting immune system health;
• Helping to dissolve calcium deposits (including enteroliths);
• Improving urinary tract health;
• Stimulating proper digestion and mineral absorption (helpful for older horses);
• Helping horses to resist internal and external parasites;
• Flushing the body of toxins;
• Helping to regulate insulin response; and
• Relieving arthritis.

 

[Jessey]

So long as its got the mother in it should have the desired effect, its much less useful for any medicinal purposes if it doesn't (when its been pasteurised)

 

[Trewsers]

I copied this for uses Trewsers.

• Promoting healthy joints;
• Balancing the horse’s pH;
• Boosting immune system health;
• Helping to dissolve calcium deposits (including enteroliths);
• Improving urinary tract health;
• Stimulating proper digestion and mineral absorption (helpful for older horses);
• Helping horses to resist internal and external parasites;
• Flushing the body of toxins;
• Helping to regulate insulin response; and
• Relieving arthritis.

Oooh thanks for that, it does sound good!

 

[PePo]

Personally I feed it predominately for ulcer management & to prevent stiffnesd stiffness It has lots of health benefits though!

Yes, it's available in supermarkets but I've found it's not particularly cost effective way of purchasing it! I often see the poultry version which is cheaper than equine brands, but not sure if it's been altered in some way.

I always buy the version with the mother in too, as I've heard that contains the nutrients