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Autumn grass poses challenges for horses due to high sugar content. Limit grazing time, especially in mornings and evenings. Use muzzles, provide low-sugar hay, and monitor body condition.

We’re excited to introduce Mr Ed, our EquiNectar Horse of the Week! This 15-year-old showjumping pony faced health challenges that affected his performance and well-being. But with the help of EquiNectar, he’s back in top form, competing in British showjumping with his young rider, Coco.

As you can see, Maggie has changed massively! She is so much happier, more settled and chilled out. When you look at her lumbars and bottom, you can see how much she’s changed physically, but the biggest change is mental—she is just so calm and reliable even on the silly spring grass. We couldn’t be happier with the results. Thank you for a fantastic product!

EquiNectar is a carefully formulated supplement designed to support equine digestive health and overall wellbeing. The enzyme profile of EquiNectar is one of its key features. These enzymes play crucial roles in breaking down various components of your horse’s diet, potentially improving digestion and nutrient absorption.

Grass sugar levels in the UK remain high at 10.40% for the week commencing 24th June, according to GrassCheckGB. Despite a slight decrease from last week, elevated sugar levels continue to pose health risks to horses, including laminitis, insulin resistance, and digestive issues.

Recent data from GrassCheckGB shows that grass sugars are currently at their highest levels so far this year, reaching 11.10% for the week commencing 17th June. This poses potential risks to horses that are sensitive to these fluctuations.