Spillers Happy Hoof Molasses Free 20kg

Spillers Happy Hoof Molasses Free 20kg

The molasses-free version of the UK's trusted laminitis-friendly feed. Spillers Happy Hoof Molasses Free is approved by The Laminitis Trust, free from added sugar and starch, and enriched with biotin for healthy hoof growth — making it the ideal choice for horses and ponies requiring the strictest sugar control.

Key Benefits

• Laminitis Trust approved — independently verified as suitable for laminitis-prone horses and ponies
• No added molasses — free from added sugar for the strictest sugar control
• Free from added starch — reduces the risk of laminitis flare-ups
• Biotin — supports healthy hoof horn production and quality
• Garlic & rapeseed oil — support respiratory health and coat condition
• Nutritious ingredients — straw, oatfeed, lucerne, sunflower extract, rice bran, wheatfeed, and grass nuts
• Suitable for horses and ponies in rest or light work

How to Feed

Feed alongside good quality forage. Follow the feeding guide on pack for quantities based on bodyweight. Introduce gradually over 7–10 days. Always ensure fresh water is available.

FAQ

How does this differ from standard Happy Hoof?

Happy Hoof Molasses Free contains no added molasses, making it even lower in sugar than standard Happy Hoof. It is the preferred choice for horses with EMS, insulin dysregulation, or those requiring the strictest sugar restriction.

Is it suitable for horses with EMS or insulin dysregulation?

Yes — Happy Hoof Molasses Free is specifically designed for horses requiring strict sugar control, making it one of the most suitable feeds for horses with EMS or insulin dysregulation. Always consult your vet for individual dietary advice.

Is it Laminitis Trust approved?

Yes — Happy Hoof Molasses Free carries the Laminitis Trust approval mark, independently verifying it as suitable for laminitis-prone horses and ponies.

How long before I see hoof improvements from biotin?

Biotin supports new hoof horn growth, so results take time — typically 6–9 months for a full hoof cycle. Consistent daily feeding is essential.