Vitamin Supplement for Winter: Equivite Original?

[Stella2]

I'm looking into a broad spectrum vitamin and mineral supplement for 'the gorgeous one' for winter. I keep her on Biotol Equine Gold so it doesn't need a pro or prebiotic. I used to feed Equivite Original, but my tack shop would have to order it, the websites don't list the ingrediants and I can't remember what it includes!

Does anyone here use it and could you let me know what it covers?

What else do people use?

Cheers

 

[martini55]

I haven't used that one so can't tell you what is in it, sorry. I use formula4feet but I'm led to believe a cheaper but good option is Feedmark Benevit

 

[notpoodle]

how about topspec? i find a bag lasts me almost 6 months

Julia
x

 

[puzzles]

Why don't you email the company with your queries? They should be glad to help.



xx

 

[Kerpug]

I've used Feedmark's Benevit which i've always found good, i used along
with their garlic

 

[carthorse]

Another fan of Feedmark's Benevit & it has the added advantage of free delivery to my door

After trying several good hoof supplements I've also found his feet are better without the specialist supplements but on a slightly higher dose of Benevit than his work level indicates. 'm not saying this is true in every case but it definately works for us.

 

[Stormin]

I'm also another fan of feedmark Benevit.
Only thing is my arab pulled a funny face last winter when I started feeding but then ate no probs once he decided to try - I think it contains cod liver oil too so shiny coats.

 

[Daffy Dilly]

http://www.equivite.com/page_original.htm

Nice useful website there.

I have a couple of tubs at the yard, if I remember later will check then.

 

[Lgd]

I used Selenavite for the girls until I switched to the Equilibrium feed - don't need it now as the Equilibrium has the vits/minerals added.

Have a big tub at home unopened - you can have it for what I paid if you want.