Gold Label Cider Vinegar is a liquid feed supplement for older, arthritic and laminitic horses and...Gold Label Cider Vinegar is a liquid feed supplement for older, arthritic and laminitic horses and ponies. It maintains the correct pH balance in the intestinal tract, thereby increasing appetite. It also helps maintain vitality and flexibility of the joints. Do not apply directly into the mouth. Recommended feeding guidelines: Horses - 60ml twice daily in feed. Ponies - 30ml twice daily in feed. Ingredients: Cider Vinegar. Available in 1, 2, 5 or 25 Litre sizes.
This guide provides essential information for horse and pony owners using Gold Label Cider Vinegar. It's designed to support older, arthritic, and laminitic equines by maintaining intestinal pH balance, boosting appetite, and supporting joint flexibility. A key consideration is adhering to the recommended feeding guidelines to avoid potential issues.
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FAQs
What is Gold Label Cider Vinegar used for?
It is used as a liquid feed supplement to support the health of older, arthritic, and laminitic horses and ponies.
How do I administer Gold Label Cider Vinegar?
Mix the recommended amount into the horse or pony's daily feed.
What is the correct dosage for horses?
Horses should be given 60ml twice daily in their feed.
What is the correct dosage for ponies?
Ponies should be given 30ml twice daily in their feed.
Where should I store the cider vinegar?
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Is Gold Label Cider Vinegar suitable for all horses and ponies?
It is generally suitable, especially for older, arthritic, and laminitic horses and ponies. However, consult a vet if you have specific concerns.
How long does a bottle of Gold Label Cider Vinegar last?
The duration depends on the bottle size (1, 2, 5, or 25 liters) and the number of horses/ponies it is used for, as well as their individual dosages.
Troubleshooting
Horse/Pony is not eating the feed.
Ensure the vinegar is well mixed with the feed. If the issue persists, consult with a veterinarian to rule out other potential causes for decreased appetite.
No noticeable improvement in joint flexibility.
Cider vinegar is a supplement and may not produce immediate results. Consult with your veterinarian for a comprehensive plan.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Supports the health of older horses and ponies.
May improve appetite and digestion.
Contributes to joint health and flexibility.
Easy to incorporate into a feeding routine.
Cons
Requires careful adherence to feeding guidelines.
Not a direct treatment for specific conditions; rather, it is a supportive supplement.
Effectiveness may vary depending on the individual horse or pony.
Available only in liquid form.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Feeding Instructions: Administer the cider vinegar by mixing it directly into the horse or pony's feed. Avoid direct application into the mouth.
Dosage:
Horses: 60ml twice daily.
Ponies: 30ml twice daily.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Compatibility: Gold Label Cider Vinegar is designed to be compatible with most horse feeds. However, it's always advisable to introduce any new supplement gradually.
Care: Ensure the bottle is tightly sealed after each use to maintain product quality. Follow the expiry date.