Description
Natural Mineral & Vitality Support – 100% Pure and Herbal
Boost your horse’s overall health and vitality with HorseBlends Nettle Herb Cut, a nutrient-rich, natural supplement cherished for centuries in equine care.
🌿 Why Horses Love It:
Nettle is packed with essential vitamins and minerals, including iron, calcium, and magnesium, supporting healthy hooves, coat, and digestion. It also contributes to natural detoxification, helping to maintain general wellbeing and energy levels, making it ideal for horses in work, recovery, or those needing a nutritional boost.
🌍 Pure Origins:
Sustainably harvested from the leaves and stems of the Urtica dioica plant, our nettle is gently dried and cut to preserve its potency. 100% natural, with no fillers, additives, or artificial ingredients.
⚠️ Note for Horse Owners:
Nettle is generally safe for horses, but introduce gradually and ensure your horse has access to plenty of fresh water. Consult your vet before use if your horse is pregnant, on medication, or has specific health concerns.
Benefits
- Supports healthy circulation and overall blood quality
- Helps maintain skin, coat and hoof condition
- Naturally rich in vitamins and minerals to aid general wellbeing
- Particularly useful during seasonal coat changes or for horses with skin sensitivities
- Suitable for long-term daily feeding as part of a balanced routine
- Easy to mix into regular feed
Please note: Benefits relate to traditional and widely recognised herbal use.
How to Use / Dosage Guidance
Feeding rate (per day):
• Ponies & Small Horses: 10–20 g
• Horses (average): 20–30 g
• Large Horses: up to 40 g
Introduce gradually over 5–7 days.
Mix directly into your horse’s regular feed. Can be fed dry or slightly dampened for easier blending.
Duration of use:
Can be fed daily as part of an ongoing general wellbeing routine, or during periods where extra support for coat, skin, or circulation is desired (e.g., seasonal coat changes).
Storage:
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Reseal the bag or keep in an airtight container to maintain freshness and aroma.
Important:
If your horse is on medication, pregnant, lactating, or has a diagnosed health condition, please seek advice from your vet or a qualified equine herbal practitioner before adding new supplements to their diet.
Supports horses with...
- Seasonal skin sensitivity or coat dullness
- General circulatory and metabolic wellbeing needs
- Nutritional support during coat change or recovery periods
- Daily vitality and overall health maintenance
This herb supports natural nutrient balance and healthy skin, coat and circulation as part of a well-rounded management routine.
Nettle Herb Cut (Dried Nettle):
Your Questions, Answered by Experts
Have questions about Dried Nettle? You'll likely find your answers here
What is dried nettle herb and how does it support horses?
Dried nettle is a nutrient-rich herb naturally high in vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. It is commonly used to support healthy circulation, skin and coat condition, and general vitality.
When might my horse benefit from nettle?
Nettle is particularly useful during seasonal coat change, for horses with skin or coat dullness, or those needing additional natural nutritional support. It can also be helpful after worming or during recovery from stress.
Can nettle be fed alongside other supplements?
Yes — nettle works well alongside most daily vitamins, mineral balancers, and skin or coat supplements. If your horse is on medication or has a diagnosed condition, check with your vet before introducing new herbs.
How long does it take to see results?
Most owners notice improved coat shine and overall vitality within 2–4 weeks of consistent daily feeding. For skin support, allow a little longer to see full effects.
Are there any side effects or risks?
Nettle is generally very safe when fed at the recommended rate. However, avoid use in pregnant mares and introduce gradually, especially to horses with sensitive digestion. Always monitor your horse’s response when adding anything new.
Is nettle suitable for competition horses?
Nettle itself is not usually associated with prohibited substances, but rules can vary between organisations. Always check current guidelines for your competition discipline to ensure compliance.
