Laminitis Supplement 1kg | Mane Event Laminitis Lifter Herbal Blend

What Farmco Recommends It For:

Farmco recommends this Mane Event laminitis supplement for horses and ponies prone to laminitis. It’s ideal as both a preventative measure and an ongoing maintenance tool. Plus, it’s especially useful through spring and autumn when lush pasture raises the risk.

Why It’s a Farmco Favourite:

It’s a Farmco favourite because it takes a natural, herbal approach to a difficult condition. Additionally, it works to remove toxins, support intestinal health, and provide natural pain relief. As a result, it offers a safe, affordable option for long-term management.

A Natural Laminitis Supplement for Horses

Chronic laminitis is a very difficult condition to manage. However, natural treatments may significantly improve the success rate. That’s the thinking behind this Mane Event laminitis supplement. Laminitis is the inflammation of the laminae tissue inside the hoof, which causes extreme pain. So this herbal blend works to assist the removal of toxins from the body. As a result, it helps contain their devitalising effect on the laminae while supporting intestinal health.

Five Natural Ingredients That Work Together

Each ingredient plays a targeted role in this blend. First, Dandelion helps detoxify and cleanse the blood. Then St Mary’s Thistle Powder offers protective and restorative properties for the liver. Meanwhile, Rosehip provides high Vitamin C and acts as a circulatory stimulant in the sensitive coronet band. Additionally, Echinacea helps boost the immune system in times of stress. Finally, White Willow Bark Powder delivers natural pain relief and works as an excellent anti-inflammatory.

Simple Daily Dosing and Prevention

Prevention is always better than a cure. Because a horse that has had laminitis stays more susceptible to future episodes, ongoing support matters. Simply mix 30g daily into feed per 500kg horse. In extreme cases, you can double this for a loading period of 3 to 5 days. So it fits easily into your feeding routine as a long-term preventative. Always consult your vet before treating any illness.