Alleviate C – 2Kg

Alleviate C

For horses and ponies affected by pasture-related issues (see our Health Checklist), behaviour and comfort can be significantly compromised. Common problems include difficulties with riding, handling, or travelling, often accompanied by excessive stress, spooky behaviour, muscle tension, or general tightness.

The best results are achieved when Alleviate C is used in combination with GrazeEzy, alongside our recommended dietary adjustments. Together, these products help manage the effects of excess potassium and nitrogen in forage (most commonly fresh pasture, but also present in some hays). Alleviate C may be fed long term as required, depending on the individual horse.

To reduce potassium intake, it is essential to remove the following from the diet:

• Short, green, actively growing grass
• Legumes such as clover and lucerne
• Soy-based feeds and protein meals
• Molassed feeds

For acute cases: remove the horse from all grass immediately, feed soaked hay, and begin Alleviate C until the horse has returned to normal. GrazeEzy and Alleviate C can then be introduced together to support long-term management of sensitive horses.

Feeding guidance

There is no single fixed dose — requirements vary according to the individual horse. As a guide, when introducing Alleviate C for the first time, feed at higher levels for the first 7 days, then review and adjust according to the horse’s response:

• Ponies: 20 g, up to 6 times daily
• Horses: 25 g, up to 6 times daily
• Large horses: 25 g, up to 10 times daily

Practical advice

• Alleviate C is most effective when given in smaller, frequent servings during the initial period.
• It can be dissolved in water and syringed orally with salt or GrazeEzy if required. Many horses accept it readily this way, and it avoids unnecessary bucket feeds.
• A 60 ml worming syringe (not supplied) is ideal for this purpose