Crooked Lane Garlic Granules Horse Supplement
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The Crooked Lane Garlic Granules Horse Supplement is a natural health support made from 100% dehydrated garlic, prepared from fresh, mature bulbs of Allium sativum L. This single-ingredient supplement is designed to promote overall wellbeing in horses, supporting the immune, respiratory, digestive, and circulatory systems.
Each batch of garlic granules is carefully washed, sliced, hot air dried, and milled to preserve its natural potency. Garlic is traditionally valued for its immune-boosting, antibacterial, and circulatory benefits, making it a popular choice for promoting vitality and resilience in horses.
Features and benefits:
- Supports immune health: Natural garlic helps strengthen the body’s defences against environmental challenges.
- Promotes clear airways: Assists the respiratory system, especially during seasonal changes.
- Encourages healthy digestion: Aids gut balance and supports overall digestive function.
- Boosts circulation: Contributes to healthy blood flow and general vitality.
- 100% natural formulation: Made from pure dehydrated garlic with no artificial additives or fillers.
| Life stage | All life stages |
| Breed size | All breeds (horse) |
| Health needs | Wellbeing support – immune, respiratory, digestive, and circulatory health |
Directions of use & dosage guide
Ponies: 1.5g to 3g added to food, or as directed by your veterinarian.
Horses: 4g to 7.5g added to food, or as directed by your veterinarian.
According to the National Research Council (2009), an average 450-500kg horse can conservatively consume 7.5 grams of garlic per day. In these amounts, studies have shown garlic supplementation was unlikely to result in horses developing anaemia, even if they consume garlic long term.
Crooked Lane Harvest products are a range of nutritional supplements for inclusion in animal feed. Listed amounts are a guide only and have been prepared in consultation with a veterinarian with over 40 years of experience in animal health and nutrition and product development. For specific health concerns, always seek advise from a veterinarian or health care professional.
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