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Equine America Buteless Original

Equine America Buteless Original

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Buteless Original supports horses and ponies doing light to moderate work. It helps maintain mobility and comfort and is ideal for horses that could use some extra support during their daily training.

Low in sugar and suitable for horses sensitive to laminitis.

For which horses? 

  • Horses and ponies doing light to moderate work
  • Horses that are a little stiff when starting
  • Horses that react sensitively to exercise

Recognisable signs

  • Stiffness when starting out
  • Sensitivity when turning or collecting
  • Less suppleness during work
  • Fluctuating levels of comfort

Why this product works

  • Boswellia, MSM, Yucca & Turmeric Support the body's natural defence mechanism involved in exercise and sensitivities.
  • Vitamin E & C Important antioxidants that help neutralise free radicals
  • Flaxseed base with Omega‑3 fatty acids Supports overall health and helps make it tasty.

Dosage

For a 500 kg horse:

  • First 10 days: 30 g per day
  • Maintenance thereafter: 15 g per day
  • Maximum: 30 g per day

Scoop of ±15 g included.

Composition 

Key Ingredients Per 30 g Serving 

Boswellia 2500 mg Turmeric powder 1000 mg
MSM 1500 mg Vitamin E 200 mg
Yucca 1000 mg Vitamin C 1000 mg
Omega 3 Fatty Acids 2800 mg Rosemary 25 mg
Raisin Extract20 mg Black Pepper100 mg

My advice 💛

Buteless Original is ideal for horses that need light to moderate support for joint and muscle comfort. For horses that train more intensively or need more support, you can switch to Buteless Super Strength.

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The above information describes general signs and support. In case of medical complaints, acute symptoms or doubt, I always recommend contacting your veterinarian. I do not make diagnoses and my advice does not replace a professional examination.