Winter strength

Depending on your horse's condition and whether it needs more support in winter due to, for example, "susceptibility to cold, damp weather" , a treatment of 1 to 2 kg for one to two months definitely makes sense. It is best to discuss details with your local veterinarian or nutritionist . We cannot provide individual feeding advice from a distance. Unfortunately, we don't know your horse and its basic care, training intensity, health status, etc.

In general, we cannot and must not make any “promises of healing” . Thanks to its unique blend, Winter Starch aims to provide holistic support for the organism during the cold season . The lungs and mucous membranes and the immune system should also benefit positively from the winter mixture.

Yes you can. Of course, you should generally clarify all osteoarthritis findings with your veterinarian . But in general, many horse owners with osteoarthritis horses say that the winter mixture has an anti-inflammatory and metabolism-stimulating effect due to its high-quality ingredients. They are very happy with it and have had great success.

In general, it is very difficult to give a general answer as to whether the winter mixture from the Horse Vitality Company can help your horse. The fact is, however, that Winter Strength is a holistic mixture of organic herbs, trace elements and minerals that provide your horse with holistic support, especially in winter. The great ingredients actively support your horse's metabolism, which can lead to better thermoregulation. Curcuma also has a “warming effect from the inside” and can possibly help your horse feel more comfortable on cold or damp days. In addition, Alteng and magnesium citrate are certainly helpful for your horse's muscle metabolism and can thus help to counteract tension in your horse. I would definitely try the winter mixture for your horse and we look forward to your feedback.

Theoretically you can do that. However, I would rather complete one course and then start the next course . Both mixtures are very holistic. However, since both mixtures contain very high-quality, strong herbs , it is good to alternate the mixtures. Because every herb has an effect and should not be fed all year round . In nature, very few herbs are available all year round and are therefore eaten by wild horses.

The winter strength is - as the name suggests - specifically intended for the cold season . It has some valuable plant ingredients that have a “warming effect from within”. That's why it's not quite as suitable for summer - except on cool days - and is also manufactured as a seasonal product by the Horse Vitality Company and only sold during the cold season .

Unfortunately not at the moment! However, all horses (no matter how fussy) have eaten the winter strength so far. It is important that you feed the winter starch slowly and mix it with, for example, some concentrated feed or hay beans and also add some water so that it is not fed "dry".

Yes, please! A holistic supplementary food is sufficient.

In general, the composition of the metabolism booster and the winter mixture is different, but the effect of both is very holistic and both support the coat change very well. The amino acids that are important for muscle metabolism can be found in the booster in hemp and in the winter mixture in the algae. Both mixtures contain the super important vital substances magnesium and zinc. However, the herbal composition is different. While the nettle from the booster also helps with detoxification and the skin. Are there herbs, spices and roots in the winter mixture that are good for digestion, internal warmth, the mucous membranes and lungs and also the joints. Here the effect is different and so you can then consider whether you would rather Another kilo of winter starch (especially in cold temperatures, old or weak horses or horses with arthrosis or cold problems) or whether you then switch to the metabolism booster. Both are great products that help holistically! And yes, please always feed them to change the horse slowly. Thank you.

I give my horses the winter mixture for about 1 month = 1 kg, which is also great for coat change and then I continue with the booster because from around the end of February it gets warmer. That would be optimal.

If both have been fed for at least 2 weeks and the horse is not hypersensitive to feed changes, you can switch between the two products. That's how I do it. I have both in the stable and when it's cold and/or wet (the Iberians don't like that that much) I give them the winter starch and when it's warm days again I give them the metabolism booster. This works great for my two and I can optimally support them holistically, depending on the weather. But of course you can also give the booster in autumn, then 1 to 2 kg of winter starch for the coldest time and then the metabolism booster again.