Equimins
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Equimins
Equimins is a family-run UK maker of natural horse supplements, herbal feeds and everyday stable-care products, built around straightforward ingredients and clear feeding rates. At Just Horse Riders we stock 86 Equimins lines across its main ranges — the all-round Advance Concentrate Complete balancer, single Straight Herbs, the Biotin and Hoof Mender hoof line, Flexijoint for joints, plus calming, digestion, respiratory and grooming products — starting from £4.66.
Free UK delivery over £50 · Next-day on eligible items ordered before 4pm · 90-day returns · Family-run UK retailer since 2010.
In a hurry?
A few Equimins best-sellers our team reaches for:
- Equimins Advance Concentrate Complete Powder — all-round daily balancer, from £30.14
- Equimins Biotin 15 — biotin for hoof quality, from £9.86
- Equimins Garlic Granules — popular daily herb, from £6.74
- Equimins Magnesium Calmer Supplement — magnesium for focus, from £18.97
- Equimins Pro-Bio Probiotic — live yeast for digestion, from £23.52
What does Equimins make?
Equimins is a UK company that has specialised in equine supplements and feed additives for over three decades. The focus is on natural ingredients — herbs, seaweed, oils, vitamins and minerals — sold with plain feeding instructions. The range spans daily nutrition, targeted supplements (hoof, joint, calming, digestion, respiratory) and topical stable-care items such as fly repellents, shampoos and mud and skin creams. Alongside the horse lines you will also find a few Country Living (smallholding/poultry) and Blooming Pet (dog and small-animal) products from the same maker.
Which Equimins range is right for me?
Most owners start with one core product and add a targeted supplement only if there is a specific need. Use the guide below as a starting point, and speak to your vet or a nutritionist before adding anything to the diet of a horse that is unwell, pregnant or competing under rules.
| Range | Best for | Typical form |
|---|---|---|
| Advance Concentrate Complete | All-round daily vitamins & minerals in one feed | Powder / pellets |
| Straight Herbs | Feeding a single herb (garlic, nettle, turmeric, milk thistle) | Powder / dried herb |
| Biotin 15 & Hoof Mender 75 | Supporting hoof growth and horn quality | Powder |
| Flexijoint | Joint and mobility support in older or working horses | Powder / liquid |
| Magnesium Calmer & Nightmare | Everyday focus and a settled attitude | Powder / liquid |
| Pro-Bio & Inner Balance | Digestive and gut support | Powder |
How do I choose the right size and feeding rate?
Equimins products list a daily feeding rate on the tub, usually scaled to your horse's weight. Buying a larger tub is generally cheaper per day, but only worth it once you know a product suits your horse — many owners start with the smallest size, settle on a routine, then move up. Always introduce a new supplement gradually and follow the label; more is not better, and some ingredients (for example selenium) have safe upper limits.
Which Equimins products do we recommend?
- Equimins Advance Concentrate Complete Powder — from £30.14 — a broad daily balancer if you want one product covering vitamins and minerals.
- Equimins Biotin 15 — from £9.86 — a simple, well-known biotin feed for owners focused on hoof quality.
- Equimins Hoof Mender 75 Powder — from £23.19 — a more complete hoof formula for horses needing extra support.
- Equimins Magnesium Calmer Supplement — from £18.97 — magnesium-based option for spooky or unsettled horses.
- Equimins Pro-Bio Probiotic — from £23.52 — live yeast to help support a stable gut.
- Equimins Respiratory Formula — from £23.35 — a herbal blend often used to support the airways in dusty environments.
Care, feeding and related ranges
Store powders and herbs sealed in a cool, dry place and use within the date on the tub. If you are targeting a specific area, our sister collections make it easier to compare like-for-like:
- Equimins hoof supplements & care
- Equimins calming supplements
- Equimins digestion supplements
- Equimins respiratory supplements
- Equimins fly & midge protection
- All horse supplements
Equimins FAQs
Is Equimins a good horse supplement brand?
Equimins is a long-established, family-run UK brand that has specialised in equine supplements for over 30 years, with a focus on natural ingredients and clear feeding rates. Which product is "good" for your horse depends on their individual needs, so match the range to the job and check with your vet if in doubt.
How much do Equimins supplements cost?
In this collection prices currently start from around £4.66 for straight herbs and smallholding basics and run up to roughly £115 for the largest joint and complete-balancer tubs. Larger sizes usually work out cheaper per day. Free UK delivery applies on orders over £50.
Which Equimins product is best for hooves?
Equimins Biotin 15 (from £9.86) is a simple biotin feed, while Hoof Mender 75 Powder (from £23.19) is a broader hoof formula. Hooves grow slowly, so most owners feed a hoof supplement consistently for several months alongside good farriery before judging results.
Can I feed more than one Equimins supplement at once?
You can, but check that ingredients do not overlap — for example, a complete balancer plus a separate vitamin supplement can push some nutrients too high. If you are combining products, or your horse is on medication, ask your vet or a qualified nutritionist first.
Are Equimins supplements suitable for competition horses?
Some ingredients (such as devil's claw or certain herbs) may be restricted under competition rules. Always read the label and confirm the current rules with your governing body before competing, as guidance can change.
How quickly will my Equimins order arrive?
Eligible in-stock items ordered before 4pm are dispatched for next-day UK delivery, and UK orders over £50 ship free. Returns are accepted within 90 days.
Supplement choices should support, not replace, veterinary advice — if your horse is unwell or on medication, speak to your vet first. Honest, practical advice from the Just Horse Riders team — last reviewed 12 July 2026.