Neem oil can be used neat with a small amount being rubbed into affected areas, such as the mane and tail.

It can also be diluted to make a rinse solution or spray by adding to water along with a small amount of mild detergent.

A dilution of at least 1 part Neem to 20 parts water is recommended.

Cold-pressed, as with olive oils, means it is top quality. Azadirachtin is the key active ingredient in Neem and is measured in ppm (parts per million). There are many strengths available on the market, with poorer oils being as low as 300ppm. Pro-Equine’s Neem oil has a minimum strength of 2,000ppm.

Colikare has been formulated to help a horse with gassy bloat symptoms.

For hundreds of years the North American Indians have treated themselves with Yucca.
Yucca is stronger and more effective than Devil’s Claw and has no known side effects.

Yes, we recommend that you speak to your vet first, ideally you would start to feed your horse Ulsa-Soothe while he is on ulcer drugs, such as omeprazole or peptizole, and continue the Ulsa-Soothe after drug treatment has ended.

Pro-Equine has developed a range of specialist supplements to help with joint stiffness,
respiratory issues, stamina and general well-being. If after reading the individual
supplement pages on this website, you are still unsure, please contact us

Yes, you can feed multiple supplements at the same time, an example would be an elderly horse which
suffers from gassy bloat symptoms in the spring and has stiffness in his joints. You can feed him with Colikare supplement
and Activgait. Both can be given at the same time, just follow the instructions on the bottle.

We advise feeding the amounts recommended for each supplement but most of our supplements can be
double-dosed if needed without risk of over-dosing.