Joint support for horses

Dietary supplements to support the joints promote recovery after intensive exercise and help maintain healthy and flexible joints. As a result, the use of supplements optimizes joint health, athletic performance, and the well-being of the horse.

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FAQ Joint Support Supplements for Horses

Which horses is Synovium Agility suitable for?

Synovium Agility is suitable for any horse that requires joint support. This includes sport horses that move intensively or horses diagnosed with osteoarthritis in the joints. Since collagen is a building block that is produced less or not at all in older age, supplementing collagen is advisable. Collagen is a building block found in many areas of the body, including tendons, ligaments, joints, cartilage, skin, etc.

What is the benefit of a supplement in pellet form?

Synovium Motion JMT is produced in pellet form because this makes the supplement easily absorbable for the horse. Additionally, the pellet does not need to be fed with a ‘carrier’ as is the case with powders and can be fed as a separate pellet.

What are the symptoms of arthritis in horses?

Arthritis can occur in various parts of the body. Some symptoms of arthritis include: lameness, stiffness when moving (for example, during warm-up before riding), difficulty standing up after lying down, and swollen joints.

What is Synovium Biobute a suitable supplement for?

Synovium Biobute provides support for horses experiencing pain due to conditions such as tendon injuries or joint disorders like arthritis. Through a mix of natural ingredients, the product works as an anti-inflammatory, helping to relieve pain.

Why are healthy joints so important for the horse?

The joint is the part of the body where two (or more) bones come together and acts as a kind of hinge. The joint allows the bones to move and is therefore an essential part of the movement mechanism. The joint is designed to absorb and transmit intense forces, primarily during movement. Additionally, the anatomy of the joint allows the bones that meet in the joint to move smoothly and independently of each other. The joint consists of the joint capsule, ligaments, synovial fluid, and cartilage.