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- by Eleni Makraki
My life changed when I was introduced to Nigel, an eight year old thoroughbred ex-racer with a heart of gold. He instantly became my best friend, we formed an unbreakable connection. Little did anyone know that Nigel was facing his own tough battles.
- by Eleni Makraki
I purchased Lucky, unseen, in 2021. When I arrived to collect him, I found him in a pitiful state. He was significantly underweight and incredibly angry with life and everyone in it. When we switched to EquiNectar it was a total game changer! Lucky became happier and more relaxed, his droppings solidified and his topline began to improve.
- by Eleni Makraki
EquiNectar Chosen by the Household Cavalry: Targeting Equine Gut Health
The Household Cavalry, an institution steeped in history and tradition, is composed of the two most senior regiments in the British Army: The Life Guards and The Blues & Royals. Since 1660, the Household Cavalry has served as the monarch’s trusted guardians and is often the public face of the British Army, both domestically and internationally. Today, we are delighted to announce that the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment has chosen EquiNectar to optimise digestion and overall wellbeing in their horses.
- by Ben Nedas
EquiNectar has truly been a godsend. Slowly but surely, his weight and condition have started to improve. I honestly believe that this product has changed Harry’s life.
- by Eleni Makraki
Metropolitan Police choose EquiNectar to optimise horse digestion
EquiNectar News Metropolitan Police choose EquiNectar to optimise horse digestion The Metropolitan Police’s Mounted Branch boasts a long, distinguished history, dating back to 1760. Originally introduced to combat the problem of highwaymen in London, this unit has significantly evolved, tackling a wide range of responsibilities today.
- by Eleni Makraki
Indian Warrior (aka Storm) is my heart horse. He’s a 17yr old, 15HH2 Appaloosa gelding who’s blind in one eye. He’s very highly strung, often living life on his nerves. He’s always suffered with gas colic and has been a constant cause of worry and stress every year from March until November (the grass growing months).







