Turmeric for Horses | Equine Feed Supplement
Turmeric
High-quality, pure powdered root. Turmeric is known to have strong soothing properties and supports digestion, skin, and joints.
- Pure powdered whole root
- Helps support healthy digestion, skin, and joints
- Delivered direct to your door
- Note: This item contains natural ingredients, colours and consistency may vary
Feeding rate (based on an average 500kg horse): 16g daily
Turmeric can be fed throughout the year.
Better known in English as Turmeric, Curcuma is traditionally used to dye silk and woollen Buddhist robes their orange-yellow colour.
Turmeric For Horses 100% Natural Horse Supplement. Premium Quality Horse Herbs Equine Supplements in 100% Compostable Packaging Horse Straights Direct Turmeric - Tested for Equine Use Only Natural Variation Notice:We source our ingredients from around the world based on where they grow best, seasonal availability, quality, and responsible pricing. Because these are natural ingredients, you may occasionally notice some differences in colour, texture, aroma, or appearance compared to previous purchases or product images. This is completely normal and does not affect the quality, safety, or effectiveness of the product. If you ever have any questions, our team is always happy to help.Explore more: Horse Joint & Mobility · All Horse Wellness
Frequently Asked Questions
How should I use Turmeric for Horses?
Follow the feeding or usage directions supplied with the product and choose the serving appropriate for your horse. Do not exceed the stated guidance unless advised by a veterinary professional or qualified equine nutritionist.
Can I use it alongside other horse supplements?
Check ingredient lists first to avoid unnecessary duplication. If your horse takes medication, has an existing condition, is pregnant, or is on a specialist diet, seek professional advice before combining supplements.
Is it suitable for every horse?
Individual requirements vary with age, workload, diet and health. Read the product label carefully and seek veterinary advice if you are unsure whether a complementary feed is appropriate.
