The Golden Paste Company Turmeraid - 15kg

TurmerAid pellets is a blend of nutrients, bioactive and functional fibres on a base of highly fer...

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This guide provides essential information for horse owners using The Golden Paste Company's TurmerAid pellets. Designed to support joint health, wellbeing, digestion, and coat condition, TurmerAid is a palatable and easy-to-feed turmeric pellet. This guide covers key features, usage instructions, and troubleshooting tips to help you maximize the benefits for your horse. However, be mindful of the feeding guidelines to ensure you're providing the correct dosage based on your horse's weight.

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FAQs

What are the key ingredients in TurmerAid pellets?

The key ingredients include Cooked unmolassed beet pulp, Lucerne, Turmeric (5.1 % Curcumin), Oatfeed, Cooked Linseed, Apple Cider Vinegar, Yucca, Di Calcium Phosphate, and Cracked Black Pepper.

Is TurmerAid safe for all horses?

TurmerAid is generally safe, but always introduce any new supplement gradually. Horses with specific dietary requirements or allergies should have the ingredient list reviewed by a veterinarian.

How long does a 15kg bag last?

A 15kg bag provides approximately a 40-day supply for a 500kg horse, based on a feeding of 25g twice daily.

Is TurmerAid FEI compliant?

Yes, TurmerAid is FEI compliant and BETA NOPS Approved.

How should I store TurmerAid pellets?

Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and ensure the packaging is properly sealed after each use.

Can I feed TurmerAid to my pregnant mare?

Consult with your veterinarian before feeding TurmerAid to pregnant mares to ensure it is appropriate for their specific needs.

What is the benefit of including black pepper?

Black pepper helps with the absorption of curcumin, the active component of turmeric.

Where is TurmerAid manufactured?

TurmerAid is manufactured in the UK.

Troubleshooting

Horse refuses to eat the pellets.

Try mixing the pellets with a small amount of palatable feed, such as soaked beet pulp or a small amount of molasses. Start with a smaller amount and gradually increase the dose.

Changes in stool consistency.

Monitor your horse's condition. If the changes are significant or persist, reduce the amount of the supplement or consult with your vet.

No noticeable improvement after several weeks.

Ensure the correct dosage based on the horse's weight. Consider consulting with a veterinarian to rule out other underlying health issues or to discuss the effectiveness of TurmerAid for your horse's specific needs.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Supports joint health and reduces inflammation.
Promotes overall wellbeing and supports natural defense mechanisms.
Aids digestion by supporting beneficial gut microflora.
Improves coat and skin condition.
Easy to feed and palatable for horses.
Made in the UK and BETA NOPS Approved, FEI Compliant.

Cons

Requires twice-daily feeding.
Dosage varies based on horse weight, requiring careful measurement.
Contains ingredients that some horses may be sensitive to (e.g., Lucerne).

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Feeding Instructions

Follow the feeding guidelines based on your horse's weight:

Ponies under 300kg: 1 tablespoon twice daily.
Horses and Ponies 500kg: 1.5 tablespoons twice daily.
Horses over 700kg: 2.5 tablespoons twice daily.

*Note: 1.5 Tbsp holds approximately 25g*

Compatibility

TurmerAid pellets are generally compatible with most horse diets. However, always introduce any new supplement gradually. If your horse has specific dietary requirements or allergies, review the ingredient list with your veterinarian.