24 October, 2016

What You Need To Know About Equine Inflammation Management Supplements

By Carl Lewis


A good equine supplement is ideal for your horse's health and could even stop allergies. You will find distinct reactions that your horse can get based upon the type of allergic reaction that he has. So as an example, if he is allergic to hay dust, he may develop respiratory problems, if he is stung by a wasp and it is hypersensitive to wasp venom, then he can come out in lumps and also have difficulty breathing; if he is sensitive to a drug, he may also develop breathing problems, come with an increased temperature and also develop anaphylactic shock. Hives or Urticaria is an allergic reaction in horses and it is frequently tough to diagnose what has triggered the allergic attack. The same logic applies to the equine inflammation management supplements.

To minimize the risk of joint related problems a lot of people decide to use equine joint supplements, but as I have mentioned earlier - with so many different companies selling joint supplements sometimes it can become pretty difficult to choose a high-quality supplement. Instead of telling you which supplement companies are good and which ones are bad, lets focus on which ingredients you should look out for in any good joint supplement for horses.

In addition to this as our horses get older their tendons and ligaments get weaker each year and the chances of your horse suffering from a joint problem increase by a lot.

The first and probably the most important ingredient in any kind of joint supplement is Glucosamine HCL. It is important that you look for supplements that contain Glucosamine HCL and not Glucosamine Sulphate because Glucosamine HCL is primarily derived from herbs unlike Glucosamine Sulphate which is primarily derived from shells, which were known to cause allergies to horses. So what does Glucosamine do? It aids in the renewal of the connective tissue in and around the joints. It also aids in the renewal of the synovial fluid in and around the joint.

When it comes to equine supplements the choice can be overwhelming. There are literally hundreds if not thousands of different types of products and formulations. They range from feed balancers, joint and garlic supplements, calmers, digestive aids, wormers and plenty of other little-known categories. Some of them are great, whereas others are completely useless and are a total waste of money.

You see, the equine community is not big and once a particular product does not work everyone learns about it pretty quickly. In order to survive in this industry you've got to have a strong reputation and this is why it is safe to pick products that have been around for quite some time.

Certainly, there are several considerations that will guide you to choose the right supplement. You have to make sure that your horse does not have an allergic reaction to the supplement you buy. More important, the supplement has to be safe. The only way to be sure of its safety is by consulting professionals. This includes your vet and the vets from the supply shops as well as other certified and knowledgeable vets.

Finally, I would like to give you some pointers and insights about products that are actually proven and tested by time. First of all you should look into feed balancers. Out of thousands of different types of equine products that you can buy horse feed balancers are the only ones that are proven and tested by time. They are just like multivitamin products for humans in a way that they contain all of the essential active ingredients that your horse needs to look and feel great.




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