Do joint supplements for horses work?

Over the past week or so I have received quite a lot of questions about equine joint supplements. People wanted to know when such products should be used and more importantly whether they are any good and do they work.

What equine supplements to buy in summer?

Over the past week or so I have received quite a lot of questions from my readers about horse supplements. Specifically people wanted to know about what equine supplements they should buy for their horses in summer.

The Pros and Cons of Equine Supplements

In this article I would like to share with you some information and arguments for and against the use of equine supplements. If you have been riding horses for some time and if you have been a member of equestrian community, you have probably noticed how many different supplements there are out there. From horse feed balancers and join supplements, to garlic supplements and calmers...

There are literally hundreds if not thousands of different types of equine supplements that you can buy today and in today's article I would like to share with you some arguments for and against the use of horse supplements.

What you need to know about equine calmers

In this short article I would like to give you some useful information about equine calmers. The fact is that nowadays there are hundreds if not thousands of different types of horse supplements, some are good, some are bad, but one thing is clear - as horse lovers we never had so many different products to choose from and this massive choice of products for some of you could cause overwhelm.

Because there are so many different products out there inexperienced horse riders don't know where to start. They don't know what are the essential horse supplements and in which products they should be investing first.

From my own experience I can tell you that there are only few horse supplements that are proven and tested by time, one of them is a good high quality horse calmer.

When it comes to horse calmers, you should try to look for calmers that come in a liquid form. Why? Liquid horse calmers are absorbed into the blood stream very quickly, which means that you can see the effects of the product quite quickly. Most of the horse calmers contain magnesium as their key active ingredient and magnesium helps to regulate blood pressure, it is also essential to the nervous system and it has stress-relieving properties.