Hemp Equine Blend

Hemp Equine Blend…

Coming Soon: we are looking for trial customers, if you have a horse please fill out the Survey here.

Using the hemp biomass from our low-THC industrial hemp strains, we have a unique horse feed supplement which can reduce inflammation such as Queensland itch and also pain & stiffness in older horses.

“The horse is obviously more comfortable and free in its movement. Which means you can do more with them and they enjoy exercise and riding more.”
– Cairns trial customer

Dosage

2L / 500ml container should last approx 4-5 weeks.

Add 2g per 100kg of horse once a day to their feed.
e.g.
For an average sized horse of 600kg = 2 Tablespoons / 12g per day

A tablespoon is approx 6g of our supplement.

Ingredients

• Hemp Biomass, organic from Nimbin NSW
• Base Oil Mix of Hemp Seed Oil, sweet Almond Oil, Olive Oil, MCT Coconut Oil
• Turmeric, organic – extra strength curcumin
• Black pepper
• Salt

Common Horse Conditions

Here are some common conditions for which Hemp may be used for horses:

1. Joint Pain and Inflammation: Horses can develop arthritis or joint pain. Hemp is thought to help reduce inflammation and provide pain relief, which can improve mobility and overall comfort.
2. Muscle Recovery: For horses in training or competition, muscle recovery is important and Hemp’s anti-inflammatory properties may assist in faster recovery after strenuous activity or injury.
3. Anxiety and Stress: Hemp is well-known for its calming effects, which can help reduce anxiety and stress in horses, whether in high-pressure environments like competitions or during transportation.
4. Queensland Itch: Hemp’s anti-inflammatory properties, derived from its Omega-3 and GLA (Gamma-Linolenic Acid) content, can help soothe the skin irritation and reduce inflammation caused by Queensland Itch.
5. Healthy Coat, Skin, and Hooves: The high Omega-3 content in hemp seeds contributes to a shiny coat, healthy skin, and strong hooves. These fatty acids support overall skin health and can help with conditions like dry skin or brittle hooves.
6. Laminitis: Some horse owners turn to Hemp as a supplementary treatment to help manage pain and inflammation associated with laminitis.
7. Seizures and Neurological Conditions: Although less common, horses can suffer from seizures or neurological issues. Hemp has been studied in other animals for its anticonvulsant properties, and some horse owners use it to help manage these conditions.
8. Immune Support: Hemp is sometimes used to help boost the immune system, especially in horses recovering from illness or dealing with chronic health conditions.