Burwood Turmeric 3kg

Burwood Turmeric is a pure turmeric powder feed supplement for horses and ponies, rich in curcumin — the naturally occurring compound responsible for turmeric's well-known anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. A popular choice among horse owners, it supports joint health, digestive function and overall wellbeing, and is highly palatable when added to feed.

Key Benefits

• Rich in Curcumin — the active compound in turmeric, known for natural anti-inflammatory and antioxidant support
• Supports Joint Health — popular choice for horses with stiffness, reduced mobility or joint discomfort
• Supports Digestive Function — turmeric has traditionally been used to support gut health and digestive comfort
• Natural Herbal Supplement — no artificial additives or fillers
• Highly Palatable — horses readily accept turmeric when mixed into feed
• Powder Format — easy to weigh and add to existing rations
• Suitable for All Horses & Ponies — all breeds and life stages

FAQ

How much should I feed?

A typical starting dose is 5–10g per day for an average horse, increasing gradually. Always follow the feeding guide on the pack and consult your vet or nutritionist for individual requirements.

Should I feed it with black pepper?

Curcumin absorption can be enhanced by piperine, found in black pepper. Many horse owners feed a small amount of black pepper alongside turmeric for this reason. Consult your vet before adding any additional supplements.

Is it safe for competition horses?

Turmeric is a natural herbal supplement. Always check with your governing body’s prohibited substances list before feeding to competition horses, as regulations vary between disciplines and organisations.

How long before I see results?

Results vary between individual horses. Many owners report noticing improvements in mobility and comfort within 4–8 weeks of consistent feeding.

Can I feed it alongside other Burwood supplements?

Yes — Burwood Turmeric can be combined with other supplements as part of a balanced feeding regime. Avoid exceeding recommended daily amounts and consult your vet if your horse is on any medication.