SYNEQUIN®
SYNEQUIN® is a complementary feed for horses, containing the key ingredients chondroitin and glucosamine. SYNEQUIN® helps to maintain healthy cartilage and support mobility.
SYNEQUIN® is a nutraceutical to help support joint health in horses. It contains the highest quality glucosamine and chondroitin, which are key ingredients to help support cartilage structure.
SYNEQUIN® is available in a powder, that can be easily added to the daily feed.
Pack Size: SYNEQUIN® is available as a powder in a 1000g tub.
Information on Joint Health
Joint health is important for the happiness and mobility of all horses. We would always recommend speaking to your vet practice, for further advice, if you notice: Pain in a joint Stiffness Swelling around a joint Lameness A change in warm up duration – can take more time to feel ready to work Decreased performance
How can my horse benefit from SYNEQUIN®?
A multimodal approach for healthy joints, involves good diet, nutritional supplements, weight management and exercise. SYNEQUIN® is a great choice of supplement, to support cartilage health and function.
Why does my vet recommend SYNEQUIN® ?
SYNEQUIN® can help support the joints of your horse and aid with promoting movement. It is a unique blend of ingredients, supported by a clinical trial, that work together for the best results. It comes as a powder in a tub with a scoop, to make giving it to your horse as easy as possible. There are lots of joint supplements available, which can make choosing one that is right for you and your horse difficult. At VetPlus, we believe animals deserve the best. This is why we only ever produce products from the best possible ingredients, in our state of the art UK facility.
How does SYNEQUIN® taste?
SYNEQUIN® has no added flavouring and is designed to be added to the daily feed.
What else can help?
There are many different ways to help aid joint health and mobility in horses and using a combination of them is the best way to help. Every horse is different, so it is important to find the right management that suits each individual. Your vet practice is the best place to go for advice about this and they may want to use any, or a combination of: Joint supplements also known as "chondroprotectives" Medication Exercise Physiotherapy/hydrotherapy Adjunctive methods
