Equine diets consisting primarily of hay lack the necessary vitamins, minerals, and amino acids for optimal equine health. Dr. Thornley’s™ Hay Balancer™ is a highly-palatable, pelleted supplement developed by practicing equine veterinarians and nutritionists to correct these imbalances and be the only supplement needed to balance your horse’s nutrition for optimal health. Dr. Thornley’s™ Hay Balancer™ comes in two formulas to support both alfalfa and grass hay diets.

Dr. Thornley’s™ Hay Balancer™ offers the following benefits to all classes of horses, including adults, pregnant and lactating mares, and foals:

• Supports optimal growth, and may lower incidence of developmental orthopedic disease like epiphysitis, OCD, joint defects, etc.
• Provides essential amino acids critical to muscle, soft tissue, hoof and hair growth
• Supplies prebiotics to promote improved gut health, digestion and feed conversion
• Supports improved stamina, muscle mass retention, recovery time, and overall performance
• Provides complete supplemental nutrition without unwanted carbohydrates, protein or fat
• Balances minerals for proper bone and joint health

Common Sense. Simple Science.™

Why Hay Balancer Works

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