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Burwood Aloe Juice

Burwood Aloe Juice

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Burwood Aloe Juice is a pure aloe vera plant juice supplement for horses and ponies. Rich in natural vitamins, minerals and amino acids, aloe vera has long been used to support digestive health, soothe the gut lining, and promote healthy skin and coat condition. A popular addition to equine wellness routines, it is easy to add to feed or water.

Key Benefits

  • Supports Digestive Health β€” aloe vera soothes and supports the digestive tract lining
  • Gut Comfort β€” traditionally used to support horses prone to digestive sensitivity
  • Skin Health & Coat Condition β€” natural vitamins and minerals support a healthy coat and skin
  • Natural Anti-Inflammatory Properties β€” aloe vera contains compounds with natural anti-inflammatory action
  • Supports Overall Wellbeing β€” rich in vitamins, minerals and amino acids
  • Pure Aloe Vera Juice β€” no artificial additives
  • Liquid Format β€” easy to add to feed or drinking water

FAQ

How much should I feed?
Follow the feeding guide on the bottle. A typical dose is 50–100ml per day for an average horse, added to feed or water. Introduce gradually and adjust based on your horse’s response.
Can I add it to water?
Yes β€” Burwood Aloe Juice can be added to drinking water or mixed directly into feed. Adding to feed is often the easiest way to ensure your horse receives the full dose.
Is it suitable for horses with digestive sensitivity?
Yes β€” aloe vera is traditionally used to support horses prone to digestive discomfort or sensitivity. Always consult your vet if your horse has a diagnosed digestive condition.
How long before I see results?
Results vary between individual horses. Many owners report improvements in coat condition and digestive comfort within 4–6 weeks of consistent feeding.
Is it safe for competition horses?
Aloe vera is a natural supplement. Always check with your governing body’s prohibited substances list before feeding to competition horses, as regulations vary between disciplines.
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