GRAVENHORSE FEEDS A HORSEHEATH NUTRITION PRODUCT TurmerGoldTM
For Optimum Mobility, Supple Joints and
Healthy Skin, Ready to Feed - No Messy Mixing!
• Combines the powerful soothing & anti-oxidant properties of Tumeric and micronised (cooked) Linseed.
• Contains Glucosamine and MSM for the maintenance of cartilage and other connective tissue.
• Coarse ground Black Pepper and Vegetable Oil (Rape Seed) are included to improve the digestibility of the curcumin etc., in the Tumeric.
• Added natural Vitamin E - for general health.
• Typical Analysis: Protein: 12%; Oil: 24% (Omega-3: 12%; Omega-6: 4%) Starch <5%
Facebook post by Frances-Wilson-Barnes, Cadiz, Spain
when I have fed the Turmeric Golden Paste. I was previously making this GP myself and the TurmerGold has not only money but all the hassle. No more yellow fingers. In particular 30 year old pony is moving really well and loves it! So full Gravenhorse Feeds - I am now making a repeat order!”
Turmeric so much easier and the results have been as good ously
“Really pleased with the TurmerGold product. It makes feeding good as
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Testimonials
Jo Hawkins EQUATA, Grafton Under- wood, Northants “Our 37 year old ex cavalry horse is looking so well coming out of winter as are the other 11. An elderly ex Fox hound now 12 is on it and the skin growths and lumps he had have reduced measurably.”
Gareth & Kelly
Roberts, Stags End E.C. Hemel Hempstead, placed 3rd, Scurry Championship HOYS 2017 “TurmerGold has worked wonders on our scurry ponies, keeping their joints flexible & healthy, & enabling them to compete successfully at national level.”
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