Targeted Care for Your Horse
Our full range of equine supplements for gut health, joints, muscles, calm behaviour, and peak performance - natural ingredients, proven results. Rooted in nature and scientifically formulated, our products are crafted with premium, natural ingredients to help every horse feel and perform their best.
BESTSELLERS
UlcerAid
A high strength formula designed to deliver targeted gastric and total digestive support
Unwind
Helps maintain composure and cognitive function during stress, travel or competition.
Güt Food
Alfalfa-free, gut balancer with prebiotics & essential minerals to support digestive comfort and a healthy hindgut.
UltraFlex
Helps maintain mobility, flexibility and long-term joint integrity in horses of all ages and disciplines.
UltraAir
Helps maintain respiratory comfort, healthy lung function and resilience in horses during training.
UltraMet
Helps maintain healthy metabolic function and offer targeted nutritional support for prone individuals and horses.
Unity
Helps maintain a steady mood, focus and physical comfort throughout hormonal cycles.
Muscle Up
Helps maintain strength, topline muscle tone and optimal recovery in regular work, training or competition.
Rooted in Nature. Proven by Performance.
At Equell, we exist to bridge the gap between the natural world horses were designed for and the modern environments they live in today.
Buy with confidence
Our money back guarantee means you can try without worry! Our formulations can be added to any base feed. Order a bag today and let your horse start feeling the benefits!
Official Supplement Partner of British Eventing
Equell is delighted to be the official supplement partner of British Eventing for 2026 and beyond! We are looking forward to helping owners, riders and their horses thrive in the seasons to come.
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