Baileys Garlic Supplement

Baileys Garlic Supplement

A high-quality garlic supplement containing natural garlic oil — providing a higher proportion of allicin than many other garlic products. Blended with a nutritious base to create an easy-mixing powder, Baileys Garlic Supplement supports respiratory health, digestive health, and acts as a natural insect repellent — remaining effective all year round.

Key Benefits

• Natural garlic oil — higher allicin content than many garlic supplements for greater efficacy
• Allicin — the key active component providing organic sulphur with natural vitamins and minerals
• Supports respiratory health — traditionally used to support healthy airways
• Supports digestive health — garlic has long been associated with digestive benefits in horses
• Natural insect repellent — compounds excreted through the skin help deter flies and biting insects
• Easy-mixing powder — blends easily into feed
• Effective all year round

How to Feed

Mix the recommended amount into your horse’s feed daily. Follow the feeding guide on the product label for quantities based on bodyweight. Always ensure fresh water is available.

FAQ

Is garlic safe for horses?

Garlic is widely used in equine feeding and is generally considered safe when fed at recommended levels. However, excessive amounts of garlic can cause Heinz body anaemia in horses. Always feed within the recommended quantities and do not exceed the stated dose.

Is it suitable for competition horses?

Garlic is on the FEI prohibited substances list for competition horses. If competing under FEI or British Equestrian rules, check the current prohibited substances list before feeding and withdraw well in advance of competition if required.

How does it help with flies?

Compounds in garlic (including allicin) are excreted through the horse’s skin and sweat, creating an aroma that deters flies and biting insects. It works best as part of a broader fly management strategy.

Can I use it to disguise medication?

Yes — the strong garlic flavour makes this supplement useful for disguising medications or other supplements that horses may otherwise refuse.

Is it suitable for fussy feeders?

Yes — many horses enjoy the taste and smell of garlic, making it a useful addition to the feed of persistent fussy feeders.