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!
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EquiNectar Science Field Study – Investigating the impacts of EquiNectar on British Army horses At Tharos, we’re committed to improving animal gut health through innovative nutrition and optimising the gut microbiome. Today, we’re excited to share promising results from a recent field study on our flagship product, EquiNectar®, in managing gastrointestinal diseases in horses. The
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When I adopted Bonner, a retired 10-year-old racehorse, I knew transitioning him from the racetrack to a more relaxed lifestyle would be challenging. Having been ‘hot’ and high-spirited, Bonner struggled with grumpiness and discomfort, especially during grooming. Despite various supplements, his behavioural issues persisted until we introduced EquiNectar into his routine.
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Mouse, an 18.1hh Irish Sports Horse, had been struggling to gain any weight since his arrival from Ireland. His body condition was poor, and despite various diets, nothing seemed to help. Over time, he became increasingly anxious and turned into a ‘fire-breathing dragon’ in the school during winter. Within four weeks of starting on EquiNectar, Mouse was transformed. Now, three months later, we haven’t looked back. I have a completely changed horse.
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Deciding to try it was a pivotal moment for us. The change in Petra was gradual but undeniable. Within a week or so, her tummy noises began to quiet down, and about a month into using EquiNectar,
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As of February 2024, with careful dietary management and the addition of EquiNectar, Maisie has transformed into a completely different horse—no longer grumpy when I touch her belly, no tail swishing while riding, and she moves forward beautifully.
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Vet Times reviewing EquiNectar’s scientific results on gut health, dysbiosis and hindgut acidosis in a large-scale trial of 72 horses.
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My instructor suggested I try EquiNectar after various gut supplements, balancers, and pro/prebiotics proved ineffective. Within ten days, Henry was moving forward into upward transitions and offering a contact without discomfort. His stomach has remained stable through seasonal and grass changes, which means he can sustain his workload without needing breaks for everything to settle.
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Fergus is a 9-year-old chestnut, purebred Irish Draught fireball who’s been on quite a journey! I will always recommend EquiNectar.
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Coach House “Bambi” is an American Few Spot Miniature mare, standing at 7.5 hands (30 inches) and aged 13 years. Bambi fulfils three roles: she pulls carriages for events and drives, visits care homes, schools, and hospices, and, most importantly, brings joy and smiles to people.
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