Devil's Claw

Reviews

Guest - 10/11/2024 18:36

Horse finds this palatable and a low feed rate ensures that despite mild arthritis he stays comfortable.

Guest - 07/11/2024 18:35

Had my horse on it for a while, helps his navicular rather than daily bute

Guest - 12/10/2024 18:42

Does help my veteran slightly arthritis horse with fast work and jumping.

Sheena - 02/10/2024 12:56

Always found it to be effective and only down side is the very fine powder puffs up into the air when putting it into feeds.
Best alternative to bute

Guest - 26/09/2024 20:06

Keeps him sound & moving well

Guest - 24/09/2024 20:55

Has really helped my older horse look more comfortable

Guest - 20/09/2024 22:21

I have used Devils Claw for my elderly horses 23 & 25years old for a couple of years now and I find that it works on soundness & old age painful joints really well instead of using anything like Bute

Diane - 11/09/2024 15:15

find that devils claw has maintained my horses wellbeing as diagnosed with arthritis in one knee in March this year and had the injection to fuse. giving her this supplement shes never been sore/lame and the delivery and ordering of this is so easy. I have recommended this product to friends

Amy - 02/09/2024 19:33

Best devils claw product I have found, more effective than liquid form and more cost effective. Also quickest and least hassle on any delivery

Liz - 11/08/2024 15:14

It was recommended to me by a friend who uses it. I have only just started using the Feedmark Devil's Claw but my horse is eating it no bother. I have used the liquid devil's claw before but find the powder is more useable as I can make up his feed the day before.

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Technical

Feeding Guide

Weight of Horse/Pony	Amount per day
Up to 400kg	¼ scoop
Over 400kg	½ scoop

1 level (50ml) scoop of Devil's claw weighs approximately 40g

Unsuitable for pregnant mares.
Do not feed if gastric ulcers are suspected.

Not suitable for horses competing under FEI or racing rules.

Please allow a minimum withdrawal period of 48 hours.

Feed supplements should be fed according to body weight. Introduce to the horse's diet gradually, splitting between feeds (when applicable).

Devil's claw is a complementary feeding stuff for equine animals.

Nutrition Information

Devil’s claw is a native plant of Southern African countries, and is known to be a bitter tonic. The root of this plant is often fed to horses with joint problems and muscle tightness, due to the soothing nature of the active components Harpagosides.

Composition

Calcium carbonate (for product consistency), Devil's claw root powder (Harpagophytum procumbens) (25%).

Analytical

Crude protein	1.0%
Crude oils & fats	0.3%
Crude fibre	5.7%
Crude ash	75.3%
Sodium	<0.1%
Calcium	33.4%

FAQ's

Can I feed this when I compete under rules?

Devil’s Claw is not allowed under competition rules and should not be fed for at least 2 weeks prior to competing.

Is it safe to feed this when my horse has gastric issues?

It is not recommended to feed Devils Claw to horses with gastric problems, as it is thought to increase stomach acid production.

My horse seems to have both muscle and joint issues: is this what you would recommend or would Activet or Boswellia be a better option?

For joint and muscle support we would recommend feeding ActiVet.

Soothing relief to maintain soundness and flexibility