Post by anastasia55555 on Jun 24, 2009 11:08:20 GMT 1
Just looking through cut outs from horse magazines i collect up on all sorts of different stuff i found something about feeds etc for lami prone horses, and there was a post on here a while back when 'Cab' was asking about what feeds are out there for lami prone horses, and i found one that i dont think was mentioned and might be of use:
Blue Chip Lami-Light - forage balancer developed specifically for overweight horses/ponies, good doers and those prone to lami.
Its low calorie, low protein and high fibre containing probiotic yeast culture to maintain hindgut function, support good bacteria and reduce bad bacteria.
Also contains respiratory formulation, Primo Vento, plus herbs and garlic and antioxidants. Plus generous magnesium (reduce fat deposits & maintain calm) and Sound Hoof supplement (healthier regeneration of hoof tissues).
The article also says that a free Blue Chip laminitis info leaflet is available (0114 266 6200 or http://www.bluechipfeed.com).
Also another suggested product is 'Laminitis prone supplement' by Global Herbs (www.globalherbs.co.uk).
The whole article is very interesting, and discusses the impact of global warming and climate on a horses environment and gives some good tips on how to reduce risk of lami, and also current and future research being funded and performed.
If any one wants a scanned copy sent to them via email let me know :-)
Might be of help!
Blue Chip Lami-Light - forage balancer developed specifically for overweight horses/ponies, good doers and those prone to lami.
Its low calorie, low protein and high fibre containing probiotic yeast culture to maintain hindgut function, support good bacteria and reduce bad bacteria.
Also contains respiratory formulation, Primo Vento, plus herbs and garlic and antioxidants. Plus generous magnesium (reduce fat deposits & maintain calm) and Sound Hoof supplement (healthier regeneration of hoof tissues).
The article also says that a free Blue Chip laminitis info leaflet is available (0114 266 6200 or http://www.bluechipfeed.com).
Also another suggested product is 'Laminitis prone supplement' by Global Herbs (www.globalherbs.co.uk).
The whole article is very interesting, and discusses the impact of global warming and climate on a horses environment and gives some good tips on how to reduce risk of lami, and also current and future research being funded and performed.
If any one wants a scanned copy sent to them via email let me know :-)
Might be of help!
