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If you're an owner prioritizing hoof integrity — whether for soundness, shoeing longevity, or aesthetic and welfare reasons — here's an article about why biotin remains one of the best-supported nutritional interventions.
Although severe thiamine deficiency is rare under normal feeding conditions, specific scenarios can increase demand or impair supply. Support your horse's healthy diet by learning more about the role of Thiamine.
Stress and workload increase the need for efficient metabolism, tissue repair, immune function, and recovery. You can support your horse by supplementing B vitamins.
Biotin is one of the most widely recognized vitamins amongst horse owners, here's how it affects hoof quality.
The B‑vitamin complex includes several members — such as niacin (B3), riboflavin (B2), and pantothenic acid (B5) — that play crucial, interconnected roles in cellular metabolism, energy production, and general tissue maintenance.
