General all round supplement.

[Ace87]

Can anyone recommend one? I have used the NAF one (can't remember what it's called having a blonde moment) in the past and would like to put Queeeetus on one and ask for your respected advice

 

[ravenstorrough1]

Selenivite is fantastic and the NAF General Supplement is good too. If you are looking for a bit of condition Pink Powder is very good as is Oilivite.

 

[Ace87]

No need for condition, he has bags of it but just a general vit & min supplement so I know he's getting everything he needs!

 

[Joyscarer]

I'm either a pink powder or bailey's lo cal balancer girl.

Is it a powdered supliment you're after?

 

[Ace87]

I don't mind, a liquid, powder etc something I can stick in his food - he is a gannet so eats everything - unless it's minty he's not keen on mint!

 

[Lacetti]

I use Feedmark Benevit Advance or Super Codlivine

 

[Portia]

Another vote for selenvite E; great supplement, mares' done very well on it.

 

[shanzee]

I have used the NAF general supplement in the past - seemed very good without being too expensive. I use pink powder for Tia.

 

[andreaB]

I use Feedmark Benevit Advance or Super Codlivine

for a general alround supplement that isn't going to break the bank these would be my recommendations too

personally prefer benevit advance as i think its a bit more palateable

 

[posie]

i used super codlivine - she looked v good on it... BUT does it have biotin in it?! i'm thinking not and i'm thinking that's why i changed...
changed to norvite for scottish soil and love that (no use for you thoguh i'm afraid )

 

[Ace87]

Ahhh I miss the soil of my homeland

 

[BlueWicked]

another vote for NAF general purpose if you are looking for powdered... if you'd prefer something that builds topline and has protien Baileys LowCal balancer is fab

 

[Ace87]

i think i will try the baileys lo cal balancer as lots of people on yard recommended it

 

[acw295]

Molly has lo-cal

i think i will try the baileys lo cal balancer as lots of people on yard recommended it

 

[dani_gurl]

I use Benevite aswell couldnt recommend it more xx

 

[jennywren07]

i use pink powder for Jen, and Jasper gets baileys stud balancer.

If i can get the weight off Jen and keep it off they will both go onto lo-cal when Jasp is older

 

[Ace87]

Couple more please peoples, So far,

Selenivite 1
NAF General 3
Bailey's Lo Cal 3
Pink Powder 3
Benevit Advance 3
Super Codlivine 3

 

[puzzles]

I'm either a pink powder or bailey's lo cal balancer girl.

Likewise - theyr'e both fantastic!

Pink Powder won't make your horse gain weight, it'll just encourage his digestive system to utilise the nutrients in his diet as efficiently a possible so that he gets the very best out of his feed.

Global herbs Gobalvite is also fantastic if you'd prefer a dry supplement.

x

 

[Ansiosa]

I am using half rations of Pink Powder at the moment as it has a probiotic as well which seems to help stave off the loose poos when the spring grass comes in.

I have also used and liked Equivite, my mare liked this, but spurned Benevite.

Top Spec balancer is also very good, but I only feed at half rations for my good doers or they turn into hippos.

 

[Ace87]

I personally hate top spec balancer! So will be avoiding! But will read up on all the mentioned ones and see where we go!