Equilibrium Vitamunch - Marvellous Meadow

Introduce Vitamunch gradually, starting with a small amount mixed with your horse's regular feed. Slowly increase the portion size over several days.

Yes, Vitamunch is suitable for horses prone to laminitis due to its low sugar and calorie content. Always consult with your vet.

Yes, Vitamunch is safe for pregnant mares. However, consult your vet to ensure it meets the mare's increased nutritional needs.

Once opened, Vitamunch should be stored in a cool, dry place and used within a reasonable timeframe. Always reseal the packaging to maintain freshness.

Vitamunch is made from Yorkshire Timothy grass, enriched with vitamins, minerals, and herbs such as dandelion, red clover, and nettle.

No, Vitamunch is designed as a snack or supplement. It should be part of a balanced diet that meets your horse's full nutritional requirements.

Yes, Vitamunch is suitable for most breeds of horses and ponies. Adjust the feeding amount according to the horse's size and activity level.

Vitamunch is cereal-free and contains natural ingredients. However, if your horse has known allergies, review the ingredient list and consult with your vet.

Try soaking the Vitamunch to make it softer. Introduce the snack gradually mixed with the regular feed. Check for any dental issues that may be affecting their ability to chew.

Reduce the amount of Vitamunch fed. Ensure it is introduced gradually. Consult a vet if the problem persists.