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Discover the Ultimate Joint Support for Your HorseWhen it comes to keeping your horse in top shape, joint health is crucial. That's why Aaron from Just Horse Riders is here to introduce you to a game-changing product in the world of equestrian supplements: the Science Supplements FlexAbility Professional. This high-spec joint supplement is making waves in the UK, and for good reason. If you're looking for the ultimate support for your horse's joints, you won't want to miss this review. Watch now to learn more!What Makes FlexAbility Professional Stand Out?The FlexAbility Professional supplement is not your average joint support. It's designed specifically for high-performance horses or those needing the highest level of care. According to Aaron, this product is "recognized as one of the highest specs joint supplements for horses in the UK." But what exactly sets it apart from the competition?Scientifically Proven IngredientsThis supplement boasts a unique combination of scientifically proven ingredients, each chosen for its specific benefits to joint health. Some of the key players include:Glucosamine: Essential for cartilage repair and reducing inflammation.Chondroitin Sulfate: Supports cartilage elasticity and helps reduce breakdown.MSM (Methyl-Sulfonyl-Methane): Reduces inflammation and supports connective tissue.Omega-3 Fatty Acids: Sourced from marine oils, these help reduce inflammation and support overall health.Hyaluronic Acid: Enhances joint lubrication and maintains moisture in cartilage.Boswellia Serrata: Known for its anti-inflammatory properties, especially beneficial for joint health.Collagen Peptides: Supports the structural integrity of joint cartilage.Rose Hip Extract: Provides antioxidants that help manage pain from arthritis.Vitamin C: Essential for collagen synthesis and acts as an antioxidant.Results You Can See in Just 14 DaysIf you're wondering how quickly you'll see results, Aaron has some good news. "Results can be seen in as little as 14 days," he says. This makes FlexAbility Professional a quick and effective solution for horses needing urgent joint support. It's available in two sizesa 3.5kg tub that lasts about a month, and a 9kg tub that gives approximately 2.5 months of supply. Shop now to start seeing the benefits!Why Joint Health is Critical for HorsesAs Aaron mentions, "Wear and tear on the skeletal system, particularly the joints, occurs both as the result of exercise training and simply as part of the aging process." This makes joint health a priority for horses of all ages and activity levels. Whether your horse is competing at the highest level or just enjoying leisurely rides, maintaining joint health is key to their overall well-being.Backed by Clinical ResearchThe FlexAbility range isn't just about fancy marketingit's backed by solid science. The supplement is the only joint product in the UK with two clinical and scientific studies demonstrating its positive effects. One of these studies was even published in the Journal of Equine Veterinary Science. That's not something you hear every day!Recommended by ExpertsThe clinical trials for FlexAbility suggest that for stiff horses, "6-7 out of 10 fed FlexAbility benefit in maintaining normal joint function and mobility." This makes it a go-to choice for veterinarians and equestrians alike. If you're looking for a supplement that's both trusted and effective, this is it.What's Inside FlexAbility Professional?Let's take a closer look at some of the powerhouse ingredients inside this supplement:GlucosamineAn essential building block for cartilage, glucosamine has been recognized as a beneficial supplement for joint health in both horses and humans. It works synergistically with chondroitin to reduce inflammation and improve cartilage repair. The recommended level for horses is between 10-15g per daily serving.Chondroitin SulfateThis natural component of cartilage has been extensively studied and found to be especially effective when combined with glucosamine. It's recommended at a minimum of 2g per daily serving for a 500kg horse when used with other ingredients.MSMMSM provides sulfur, which is essential for the repair of many structural tissues within the body, including skin, hoof, and cartilage. It also has anti-inflammatory properties, making it ideal for joint supplements.Omega-3 Fatty AcidsDHA and EPA, specific types of omega-3 fatty acids, are found in marine oils and have been shown to benefit joints, blood, and lungs in horses. Unlike plant-based omega-3s, these marine-sourced fatty acids are much more effective in supporting your horse's health.How to Use FlexAbility ProfessionalUsing FlexAbility Professional is simple. You should mix it with your horse's feed, ideally twice a day, and follow the feeding instructions provided. It's also safe for competition horses, with no prohibited substances. For more detailed feeding guidelines, you can visit the product page.Perfect for High-Performance HorsesIf your horse is in hard work, competing at a high level, or simply needs the highest nutritional care, FlexAbility Professional is the right choice. It's designed for those who require the maximum level of support. Not sure if this is the right supplement for your horse? Aaron suggests that FlexAbility Plus+ might be a better fit for horses that don't need quite as much support.Explore More from Science SupplementsInterested in other products from Science Supplements? Explore the full range available on our website. Whether you're looking for everyday supplements, specialized joint support, or anything in between, we've got you covered.Final Thoughts: Is FlexAbility Professional Worth It?In summary, the Science Supplements FlexAbility Professional is a top-tier choice for anyone serious about their horse's joint health. With a scientifically backed formula and results you can see in just 14 days, it's no wonder Aaron says, "this is going to be the ultimate joint supplement support for your horse." Don't just take our word for itwatch the full review and decide for yourself!Ready to Make a Purchase?If you're convinced that this is the right supplement for your horse, don't wait. Buy now and give your horse the support they deserve!

Lexington, Ky. Horse & Country (H&C), the leading international sports network, is pleased to announce the extension of its partnership with the United States Eventing Association (USEA) to provide exclusive streaming and video coverage of the 2024 USEA American Eventing Championships (AEC), presented by Nutrena Feeds. H&C will also be joining forces with the USEA as a Platinum Level Sponsor of the AEC.The AEC is the only national eventing championship of this size in all of North America and this years event will take place at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, Kentucky, from August 27-September 1, 2024.This years coverage will be better than ever, with some exciting enhancements for 2024 prompted by member feedback. Along with improved live streaming experience, riders will be able to purchase cross-country videos that include every fence on course, through a partnership with Equireel.The AEC serves as the pinnacle annual championship for eventing, encompassing every level from Starter to the prestigious $60,000 Adequan USEA Advanced Final. Building on last years success, H&C will globally broadcast live coverage of all three phases of the $60,000 Adequan USEA Advanced Final, alongside selected coverage from all other divisions throughout the duration of the event.The livestream will be available for free to all USEA members and fans, via a 7-day free trial to Horse & Countrys streaming service, H&C+. Viewers can also enjoy on-demand access to all the action through H&C+ memberships or pay-per-view passes, with clips available for purchase. H&C+ Gold members can enjoy unlimited clip streaming and download as part of their subscription. For a detailed streaming schedule, visit horseandcountry.tv.The opportunity to provide full coverage of the cross-country phase at every level of the AEC is extremely exciting, said H&C Director of Content Jonathan Rippon. The AEC is a premier event on H&Cs U.S. Eventing Channel and can be enjoyed by our entire worldwide audience. Offering the clipping service for every round and every competitor through our partnership with Equireel is an incredible added value as well.What to Expect for the 2024 American Eventing ChampionshipsOne of the most exciting advancements for the livestream for the 2024 AEC is that it will be available at no charge during the week of the event via a 7-day free trial of H&C+ for all viewers. On-demand coverage will be accessible post-event through the H&C website and app and a 15% discount will be available for all USEA AEC competitors.The livestream schedule for 2024 will be as follows: Tuesday, August 27, 2024: All dressage from one ring (Ring TBD) Wednesday, August 28, 2024: Advanced Dressage and all cross-country Thursday, August 29, 2024: All cross-country and all show jumping Friday, August 30, 2024: All cross-country and all show jumping Saturday, August 31, 2024: All cross-country and all show jumping Sunday, September 1, 2024: All show jumpingIn addition, H&C has partnered with Equireel to offer complete fence-by-fence coverage of every cross-country round across each division. These videos will be made available for purchase to competitors same-day and pricing is as follows: Cross-Country full round: $169 Show jumping full round: $25 Dressage full round: $25 Complete package of all three phases: $199There will be approximately 35 cameras placed on course by Equireel for competitor video purchasing, so that riders may have videos of their full courses this year. The livestream coverage will be slightly different and will feature about five cameras strategically placed to cover as much of each cross-country course as possible, for the live viewership. The live stream will also utilize picture-in-picture coverage to represent more than one rider at a time.USEA CEO Rob Burk stated, We are genuinely excited to see improvements in the livestream, and personal competition videos made available to our members and followers this year. H&C is a leader in the market, and we continue to value them as a partner.As a part of their Platinum level sponsorship, H&C has elected to sponsor both Starter divisions in their inaugural year at the AEC. These divisions will be named the Horse & Country USEA Open Starter Division and the Horse & Country Junior Starter Division.Stay tuned for further updates on how to access the livestream for the 2024 USEA AEC. For more information on membership and streaming options, visit horseandcountry.tv/select-plan.About Horse & CountryHorse & Country is the leading international sports network for the passionate and active equestrian community. Headquartered in London, and with a U.S. base in Florida, it is available globally via connected TVs, mobile, and web and on leading digital and pay-TV platforms in the US, UK, Ireland, Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, Sweden, and Australia. Horse & Countrys programming line-up includes live coverage from leading sporting competitions in all equestrian disciplines, as well as training and learning shows, documentaries, and entertainment.Beyond H&Cs extensive sports coverage, both live and on demand, H&C+ members also receive access to more than 1,800 hours of equestrian programming, featuring content from all disciplines, masterclasses and training series, barn tours, rider profiles, and documentaries. With two annual membership options and a pay-per-view offering, H&C+ Freestyle, there are even more ways to access H&Cs vast library of content. Full details on how to join can be found at horseandcountry.tv/select-plan.Annual membership of H&C+ is only $119.99 as a one-time payment, or there is an option to pay in 12 monthly installments of $13.99. Non-members who wish to watch can choose H&Cs Freestyle option and buy a pass for each event for just $24.99. Edited Press Release | Source: American Horse PublicationsThanks to CareCredit for our spring and summer equestrian coverage.The post Horse & Country Partners with USEA to Broadcast Extensive Free Live Coverage of 2024 American Eventing Championships appeared first on Horse Illustrated Magazine.

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Designed by Dee Sooialo, the EQ Bands are specifically designed for comprehensive functional training both on and off the horse. Offering a multitude of advantages, these unique bands will greatly enhance the effectiveness of a riders training and fitness routines.How to put on a the EQ BandsHow to add a Second BandHow to use the EQ bands on a HorseHow to use the Mini BandsRemoving the EQ BandsEQ Riding and Exercise Key InformationBefore use, riders and coaches should watch the instructional video provided in the EQ Blog before use and always have someone on the ground to help take the bands on and off. Use the bands as described by your accredited coach or healthcare professional. Do not use the bands if you have any pain, difficulty breathing, sickness or dizziness. You should contact your healthcare provider in this instance. Riders should use the exercise bands for short intervals (between 5-15 mins) when on the horse, particularly in the beginning stages until comfortable and you have gained more strength and stability.The bands are designed for you to learn what your coach or specialist is saying to feel. We therefore recommend using the bands for no more than 25 minutes mounted and then taking the bands off to be able to feel what you felt with the bands on.The riders alignment is critical in equestrian sport when using the bands, shoulders should be square, back naturally straight, abdominals contracted, pelvis stabilised, bend at the elbows and knees, ankles being the lowest point, maintaining your stability and flexibility at all times. Keep the knees relaxed to avoid lockingMuscle soreness/fatigue may be experienced over the first few days due to using different muscles and Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness (DOMS). If your pain should persist for more than three days, consult your healthcare provider.Do not exercise while experiencing pain either on or off the horse.When using the EQ Bands, avoid positioning them anywhere close to the riders head as misuse may cause damage to the head/ eyes. Do not use these products in any manner that may cause them to snap towards the head and cause injury to eyes. When taking the bands off on the horse, always remove slowly from the riders heel first.It is recommended when riding to avoid the use of jewellery; when using the EQ Bands this is particularly relevant to any loose items (necklace/ bracelets, ear-rings etc.)Ensure that the EQ Band is securely fitted correctly and securely under a suitable riding boot, during use.The EQ Bands should be used in arenas that are free from obstacles where entrapment to the horse or rider may cause injury (narrow entrances/ fences etc.).For safety reasons it is recommended that the EQ Bands are fitting once in the riding arena and removed before exiting the arena.Do not stretch product more than 4 times its resting length. This includes each loop individually and/or combined.The EQ Bands should be fitted and removed with someone holding the horse whilst the rider is mounted.Make sure your anchor point (Clip and fixed gold band) for off the horse exercise is properly secure and can hold the desired weight.There are multiple off the horse exercises available on our website and rehabmypatient.com, demonstrating specific rider exercises and stretches with the bands. Please consult your healthcare professional for individual advice.Please see EQ BANDS.COM for all of our accredited EQ BANDS Coaches.EQ Bands CareThe EQ Bands have been made and developed for complete functional training on and off the horse. With a wide array of benefits, these innovative bands will really make the most of riders training and fitness sessions.Waiver and Release of LiabilityOn purchase of any EQ Bands Ltd Product:Consideration of the risk of injury while participating in any Equestrian Sport (theActivity) and as consideration for the right to participate in the Activity, I hereby, for myself, my heirs, executors, administrators, assigns, or personal representatives, knowingly and voluntarily enter into this waiver and release of liability and hereby waive any and all rights, claims or causes of action of any kind whatsoever arising out of my participation in the Activity, and do hereby release and forever discharge Dynamic Performance Hub Ltd and/or EQ Bands Ltd , UK their affiliates, managers, members, agents, attorneys, staff, volunteers, heirs, representatives, predecessors, successors and assigns, for any physical or psychological injury, including but not limited to illness, paralysis, death, damages, economical or emotional loss, that I, my coach, healthcare professional, riders or anyone may suffer as a direct result of my participation in the aforementioned Activity, including traveling to and from an event related to this Activity.I AM VOLUNTARILY PARTICIPATING IN THE AFOREMENTIONED ACTIVITY AND I AM PARTICIPATING IN THE ACTIVITY ENTIRELY AT MY OWN RISK I AM AWARE OF THE RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH PARTICIPATING IN THIS ACTIVITY, WHICH MAY INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO, PHYSICAL OR PSYCHOLOGICAL INJURY, PAIN, TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT DISABILITY (INCLUDING PARALYSIS), SUFFERING, ILLNESS, DISFIGUREMENT, ECONOMIC OR EMOTIONAL LOSS, AND DEATH. I UNDERSTAND THAT THESE INJURIES OR OUTCOMES MAYARISE FROM MY OWN OR OTHERS NEGLIGENCE, OR THE CONDITION OF THE ACTIVITY LOCATION(S). NONETHELESS, I ASSUME ALL RELATED RISKS, BOTH KNOWN OR UNKNOWN TO ME. OF MY PARTICIPATION IN THIS ACTIVITY.I agree to indemnify and hold harmless Dynamic Performance Hub Ltd and/or EQ Bands Ltd against any and all claims, suits or actions of any kind whatsoever for liability, damages, compensation of otherwise brought by me or anyone on my behalf, including attorneys fees and any related costs, it litigation arises pursuant to any claims made by me or by anyone else acting on my behalf. If Dynamic Performance Hub Ltd and/or EQ Bands Ltd incurs any of these types of expenses, I agree to reimburse Dynamic Performance Hub Ltd and/or EQ Bands Ltd in full.I acknowledge that Dynamic Performance Hub Ltd and/or EQ Bands Ltd and their directors, staff, affiliates, volunteers, representatives and agents are not responsible for errors, omissions, acts or failures to act of any party or entity conducting a specific event or activity on behalf of Dynamic Performance Hub Ltd and/or EQ Bands Ltd.I acknowledge use of the bands may carry the potential for serious injury, death, property damage or loss and test a persons physical and mental strength. The risks may include, but are not limited to, those caused by horses, terrain, facilities, temperature, weather, lack of hydration, condition of participants, equipment, anchor points and actions of others, including but not limited to, participants, volunteers, spectators, coaches, health care professionals, event officials and event monitors, and/or producers of an event. I have carefully considered and read this waiver and release and fully accept and appreciate that this is a release of liability and I expressly agree to discharge Dynamic Performance Hub Ltd and/or EQ Bands Ltd along with all of its staff, representatives, affiliates, assigns, sponsors, managers, members, volunteers, lawyers,, agents, successors, predecessors from any and of all claims or causes of action and I agree to voluntarily give up or waive any right that I otherwise have to bring legal action against Dynamic Performance Hub Ltd and/or EQ Bands Ltd for any personal injury and/or damage to property.The post How do I use the EQ Bands? first appeared on Redpost Equestrian Blog.

How cool is this? Justine Dutton-Barnards former four-star eventer, Huck Finn, partnered Justine to some of her greatest successes in the sport, including riding on the British team at Nations Cup level, is still going strong at the age of 23, cruising around the lower levels with his devoted kiddo, Sienna. They enjoyed their eventing debut together last week, finishing a very impressive second in the Starter division. What a treat for them both to have one another!Events Opening Today:The Event at Isaacks Ranch,Morven Park International & Fall Horse Trials,Pine Hill Fall H.T.,Radnor Hunt H.T.,Poplar Place Farm October H.T.Events Closing Today:The Fork at Tryon,Aspen Farm H.T.,The Event at Skyline,Flying Cross Farm H.T.,Otter Creek Fall H.T.,Marlborough H.T.,GMHA September H.T.,The Vista Fall YEH/NEH QualifierNews andNotes from Around the World:Forgive us, father, for were about to go AECs mad.Confession time: I lived in the US for a decade or so, until I came back to the UK when I was nineteen, and to this day, the AECs is one event Idlove to compete at. I know, I know! Im surrounded by the best of British and European events! There are so many iconic competitions beginning with B I could daydream about! But I remember seeing the unbelievable prize hauls, the very cool courses, and the sheerfun of the AECs writ large every summer and that, my friends, is what I want. So you better believe Im living vicariously through todays daily round-up from US Eventing, because its got all the info I need to follow along from afar.While I wait for the US to wake up, though, Ill get myself in the mood with a good podcast, and I recommend you join me.The latest episode of the US Eventing Podcast has some of the primary bods and brains behind the organisation of the event at the mic, as they discuss the biggest-ever running of this very, very cool competition. Give it a listen here.If youre competing this week, whether at the AECs or elsewhere, youll want to make sure youre looking your best and most professional in the ring.Dressage riders are generally much better at that sort of thing than us grubby eventing types, so it makes sense to get advice from one of them, rather than one of us. Canadian dressage rider Hannah Beaulieu shares her tips for top rider turnout in this piece.William Fox-Pitt is about eight feet tall, but the Burghley fences still look big next to him.He walked the course withHorse & Houndfor an in-depth analysis session, which will be coming soon in an issue of the magazine, and theyve released some sneak peeks of the big man in action on Derek di Grazias very cool course. Keep it locked on EN, too, because weve got plenty of insights coming this week for you as well!Speaking ofHorse & Hound, theyve just quite an exciting job role open up.Theyre looking for a new showing editor to work part-time, three days a week from home, with occasional trips into the office and, we reckon, lots of opportunities to travel around the UK to cover the world of showing. We know that sometimes, the showing editor gets roped in to help with major five-stars, too, so if youre a British-based wordsy type with a love for both disciplines, consider popping your application in before the September 9 deadline.View this post on InstagramA post shared by KPPusa (@kentuckyperformanceproducts)Sponsor Corner:What makes some hay higher in sugar than others? If you work with a horse with metabolic issues, you know how frustrating it can be to find low sugar hay. Kentucky Performance Products has some answers that might help you in your torturous hunt for low sugar hay. Get the full scoop here.Watch This:Ever fancied producing your own young horse from the ground up? We reckon this vlog series showing the whole process warts and all! will give you both inspiration and education to help you prepare.

Another exciting addition to Premier Equine's new saddle range is the Foxhill Synthetic Pony Saddle. Suitable for use on the flat or over fences this General Purpose/Jump Saddle is the perfect allrounder for young equestrians.Crafted from supple microfiber leather, the Foxhill offers a traditional leather looking saddle while having the added benefit of being less maintenance. The cut of the Foxhill is forward enough to provide a supportive jumping leg position, making it incredibly versatile and ideal for riders who are looking for one saddle to be used for a range of disciplines.A medium depth seat and cantle have been designed to support the rider during a variety of disciplines. Padded knee rolls are incorporated into the saddle flap for assistance with leg positioning and detachable knee blocks allow full customisation of the leg positioning, meaning this saddle can be personalised to each rider. Synthetic microfiber leather skirts cover safety flick stirrups bars, providing an easy way to attach and remove your stirrup leathers.An additional benefit of the Foxhill GP is the interchangeable gullet system. This allows your saddle fitter to modify the width of the gullet to suit your pony's wither. Having this flexibility means the saddle can be quickly and easily adjusted as the shape of the pony changes, without the extra cost of purchasing a new saddle. The tree is engineered from polypropylene copolymer which is highly durable and very lightweight. The panels are flocked with synthetic fibre wool which offers a balanced system of pressure distribution.The Foxhill Pony Synthetic General Purpose/Jump Saddle is perfect for those allrounders wanting a saddle for all disciplines at an affordable price.Find out more about the Foxhill Pony General Purpose/Jump Saddle here.*This saddle is also available in black.To find out the correct gullet size for your horse, we recommend using the PE Interchangeable Gullet System Gauge. Once you have determined which size best suits your horse, don't forget to purchase the correct size PE Interchangeable Gullet.Find out how to change the gullet in your Premier Equine saddle by watching the video below.

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Throughout the year its important to be aware of all the seasonal factors that will affect our horses. As the summer evenings start to draw in and the temperatures start to cool down, many horses diets will need adjusting. This is to compensate for varying in workloads and changing grass levels.Read on to discover how you can help to support your horse or pony during the transitioning months of the year. The following is written by Kate Hore RNutr(Animal) R.Anim.Technol (Cert). Head Nutritionist at NAF.September means looking ahead to autumn, with all that brings, from end of season championships, to fun rides, autumn training and maybe planning how to keep riding through those dreaded shorter days.As horse owners its important we dont take our eyes off the ball, and make sure we keep our horses sound, fit and ready to go through what for many is the best riding time of the year.One thing we can be sure of is, as the temperature isnt yet too cold, and were blessed with more frequent rainfall, the grass will be sure to grow! Autumn can catch owners out with sudden weight gain, possible behavioural changes, and issues associated with sudden dietary change, such as loose droppings from the grass flush. For some prone ponies and horses the risk is more serious, and we need to ensure that we are monitoring diet and exercise closely to maintain soundness and healthy, comfortable, laminae.With schools re-starting, the autumn flush of grass can coincide with a drop in exercise and fitness from less exercise, and if at all possible this should be avoided. Is there a light enough adult to take the pony out (check 20% rule), or could they be exercised ride and lead style from another horse? Lunging can also be useful, or simply leading out regularly walking them as you might take your dog for a walk.Whatever the exercise, do try to keep it up as the autumn progresses, and if you are at all concerned do check with your vet to ensure the level of exercise is suitable for that individual.Good doers can easily put on weight as the grass comes through. Use a weigh tape, such as the Shires Weighband, weekly to monitor changes. Although they can on occasion be inaccurate, particularly for very small ponies or very large horses, they do give you a good guide to any changes. Consider controlling grazing with strip grazing, or a track system. Grazing muzzles are also a good choice for some, if they are comfortable, but do ensure they are not left on for too long. If grazing needs to be restricted, it is advised to turnout at night with daily stabling, to maximise the benefits.Work closely with your Farrier. Whether they are shod or barefoot, it is important that they see your farrier (or suitable professional) regularly to ensure the hooves stay in good shape. Dont let your farrier leave the yard without booking the next date, and remember, between visits, a daily application of NAF PROFEET Farrier Solution is the professionals choice application for sound, strong hoof wall.NAF Laminaze PelletsTargeted supplementary support can be invaluable at this time of dietary change, and it is now easier than ever before to make sure they are getting just what they need. NAF Five Star Laminaze Pellets are now in an easy to feed pellet, so whether your horse or pony is on little, or even no, hard feed they are easy and tasty to feed.The targeted and unique formula of NAF Five Star Laminaze Pellets offers Five Star Treatment for prone horses and ponies who seem to live on fresh air and as a result, can be sensitive to seasonal pasture changes, which occur all year round. The formula retains the nutritional support of original Laminaze, bringing together a synergistic blend of bio-available sulphur from MSM, key nutrients for hoof support, and naturally sourced antioxidants to support the absence of damaging free radical toxins.For healthy laminaeSupporting the absence of free radical toxinsSupporting a healthy metabolismFor an all-round healthy microbiomeCan be fed alongside, or following, veterinary treatment Shop NAF Laminaze Explore NAFs complete range of supplements and grooming products on our website, in our app, and at our Totnes Store. Regularly feeding NAF Supplements to your horse? Sign up to ourStride Membershipfor free premium delivery on all orders over 20*! Shop all NAF *T&Cs applyThe post Autumn Grass Growth & NAF Five Star Laminaze first appeared on Redpost Equestrian Blog.