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Equine America Turmeric Xtra

Equine America Turmeric Xtra

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Natural support for mobility, comfort & overall health

Turmeric Xtra is a high-quality blend of turmeric (min. 3% active curcumin), full-fat linseed meal, and black pepper, precisely what is needed for optimal absorption and efficacy. The formula supports the joints, digestion, immunity, and overall vitality of horses and ponies, in a natural and palatable way.

Thanks to the full-fat linseed meal, you don't need to add extra oil; everything is already included in one complete formula.

For which horses? 

  • Horses that need extra mobility support
  • Senior horses
  • Horses in training or recovery
  • Horses that benefit from natural antioxidants
  • Ponies and sensitive horses

Why this product works

  • Turmeric (min. 3% curcumin) supports mobility, comfort, and overall health
  • Full-fat linseed meal provides omega‑3 and eliminates the need for extra oil
  • Black pepper improves curcumin absorption
  • Vitamin E powerful antioxidant for cell protection
  • Palatable, natural formula easy to feed
  • Together, they provide gentle, natural support for joints, digestion, and vitality.

Dosage

Horses (500–650 kg)

  • Gradually increase over 7 days
  • Increase to 50 g per day

Ponies (300–450 kg)

  • Gradually increase over 7 days
  • Increase to 30 g per day

Maximum: 100 g per day

Measuring scoop: ± 25 g included

My advice 💛

Turmeric Xtra is ideal for horses that need natural support for: mobility, joint comfort, overall health, and immunity. A great all-round supplement. 

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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.