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As we are heading into the Autumn months (apologies, we know it feels as though we missed Summer!) it is now time to start to look at our worming and testing for worms in our horses. At this time of year, and also Spring time, we look to test and/or treat for Tapeworm, this is
It's time to get excited... We are proud to announce we have been listed as finalists of the Zebra Products Retailer of The Year Award at the BETA Awards 2024! Supplement Solutions has been listed within not one, but TWO categories this year – Online/Mail Order category and for the first time - Retail Store
What is pinworm?Concern about cases of pinworm (Oxyuris equi) in horses has been on the increase over the last few years. Although pinworm isn't a major health threat to your horse like other worms can be, infection can cause irritation. Sometimes that can be so severe that horses will rub themselves raw around their rear, hind legs,
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From the Team
- We’re a Zebra Products Retailer of the Year Finalist!
We are proud to announce we have been listed as finalists of the Zebra Products Retailer of The Year Award at the BETA Awards 2024! Supplement Solutions has been listed within not one... - BETA Business Awards 2023
What another great year it has been for Supplement Solutions! We had some tough competition in the Zebra Products Retailer of the Year Award at the BETA Business Awards 2023! - Supplement Specialists turned Film Makers
Nothing says welcome to the team like hanging out out of your new bosses sun-roof while her husband drives round a field!
Seasonal Updates
- Breathe Easy This Summer
We are all pining for warm, sunny summer days, however with warmer weather comes higher pollen counts. For horse owners, keeping an eye on the forecast for the pollen count is at the top of the agenda, and how we can help our equines be more comfortable too. - Banish the Buzz With NAF This Summer
Here in the UK we have many different flying insects. For us as horse owners, the horse fly receives the most attention and us as owners spend a lot of time trying to determine whether to use a fly rug, cover in fly spray before you ride or turnout, or simply do nothing each year. - Prepare for fireworks…
Bonfire season is upon us and it is essential we take precautionary measures to prepare for fireworks when it comes to our horses, this is to ensure we get through this period safely and with as little stress as possible.
Supplement News & Advice
- Muscle Up for the Season Ahead
Aiding muscle development, stamina and recovery in horse's can help improve overall performance. This is particularly important to think about when you are preparing your horse for competition. - Your Horse Has Guts
Good health starts from within, supporting your horse's gut can have a huge impact on their overall well-being and vitality. Your horse's digestive system connects to many other systems in your horse's body, including fertility, body condition, immunity, cognition, hoof health and energy, among others. - Why you should feed your horse cookies…
We aren't talking chocolate chip cookies! Not only are these cookies great for horses on a restricted or grain free diet, they are ideal for use where a syringe product may be required. Easy to administer; you can feed the cookies from your hand.
Pet Posts
- Don’t forget your pet!
With firework season just around the corner, we understand how important it is to take care of our furry friends during festivities. - Got Fleas?
Have you experienced flea problems with your pets or at home? Effectively manage and treat a flea infestation. Fleas are an endocytic parasite that live on the skin of our pets. They jump from host to host; meaning they pass from animal to the home and even humans. - Mobility Support for the Older Pet
At Supplement Solutions, we know that it’s not just horses that may need a bit of extra nutritional support. Cats and dogs are now living longer, and there are many supplements available to support the joints of the older pet. We know it can be confusing looking through a wide range of supplements. In this
