Hilton Herbs
Hilton Herbs is a British herbal supplement brand making natural, plant-based feed supplements and topical lotions for horses (and dogs) to support everyday health and wellbeing. At Just Horse Riders we stock 75 Hilton Herbs lines — spanning the liquid "Gold" tinctures, powdered blends, single herbs, topical lotions and balms, a canine range and herbal treats — with in-stock prices from £3.80.
Free UK delivery over £50 · Next-day on eligible items before 4pm · 90-day returns · Family-run UK retailer since 2010.
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- Hilton Herbs GastriX — from £30.59 · digestive-system support for horses on rich grass or in stressful routines
- Hilton Herbs Calm & Collected — from £26.80 · herbal calming blend for excitable or anxious horses
- Hilton Herbs Cush X Gold — from £26.80 · liquid tincture to support veteran horses and normal endocrine balance
- Hilton Herbs Bye Bye Itch — from £26.04 · essential-fatty-acid blend to support skin condition and comfort
- Hilton Herbs Herballs — from £3.80 · natural herbal treats, free from molasses and artificial flavours
What does Hilton Herbs make?
Hilton Herbs is a UK herbalist-led company (founded in 1989 by Hilary and Tony Self) specialising in herbal feed supplements and topical care for horses and dogs. Its range is built around plant ingredients — herbs, roots and botanicals — rather than synthetic actives. The core groups you will find in this collection are:
- "Gold" liquid tinctures — concentrated liquids such as Cush X Gold, Detox Gold, Calm & Collected Gold and Freeway Gold, handy for fussy feeders.
- Powdered blends — daily supplements like GastriX, Detox and Cleaver & Marigold, added to the feed.
- Single herbs — pure ingredients including Valerian Root, Marshmallow Root, Devil's Claw, Slippery Elm Powder and Agnus Castus.
- Topical lotions & balms — Bye Bye Itch Lotion, Phytobalm, TLC Lotion and Mud Defender Lotion for skin applied directly.
- Canine range — dog-specific versions such as Canine Cush-X, Canine Tranquility and Canine Senior Dog.
- Herbal treats & yard basics — Herballs treats plus salt licks and a weigh tape.
Herbal supplements are intended to support normal health and wellbeing — they are not medicines. If your horse has a specific health concern, always speak to your vet first, and check with them before adding any supplement if your horse is competing under medication rules or is on prescribed treatment.
Which Hilton Herbs range is right for me?
Most people choose by what they want to support, and then by whether they prefer a liquid, a powder or a topical. This table maps the common needs to the ranges we stock.
| If you want to support… | Look at | Form |
|---|---|---|
| Digestion & a settled gut | GastriX, Gastrix Plus, Slippery Elm Powder | Powder |
| A calm, focused temperament | Calm & Collected, Valerian Root, Easy Mare | Powder / liquid |
| Supple joints & movement | Releaf Gold, Devil's Claw, Muscle Magic | Liquid / topical |
| Skin comfort & coat | Bye Bye Itch, Mud Defender, Phytobalm | Powder / topical |
| The older or veteran horse | Cush X Gold, CushX | Liquid |
| Clear airways | Freeway, Freeway Gold | Powder / liquid |
Liquid or powder — does it matter?
Both deliver the same herbal thinking; the choice is practical. Liquids (the "Gold" tinctures) are easy to syringe or drizzle and suit horses that pick powders out of their feed. Powders are economical for daily, long-term feeding. If your horse is a fussy eater, start with a Gold liquid.
How do I choose the right amount?
Every Hilton Herbs product carries its own feeding guide on the pack, usually scaled to bodyweight. Use a weigh tape to estimate your horse's weight, introduce any new supplement gradually, and allow a few weeks to judge how your horse responds. When in doubt, your vet or a qualified nutritionist can help you decide.
Which Hilton Herbs products do we recommend?
- Hilton Herbs GastriX — from £30.59 · a popular daily blend with slippery elm and meadowsweet to support the digestive system.
- Hilton Herbs Cush X Gold — from £26.80 · a liquid tincture to support veteran horses, coat shedding and normal endocrine balance.
- Hilton Herbs Calm & Collected — from £26.80 · a herbal calming blend for horses that get wound up in busy environments.
- Hilton Herbs Bye Bye Itch — from £26.04 · an essential-fatty-acid supplement to support skin integrity through the itchy months.
- Hilton Herbs Cleaver & Marigold — from £15.47 · a classic pairing to support the lymphatic system in stabled or restricted-turnout horses.
- Hilton Herbs Herballs — from £3.80 · wholesome herbal treats free from molasses and artificial flavours, ideal for reward or hand-feeding.
Care & related collections
Browse by need across our Hilton Herbs sub-ranges and the wider supplement aisle:
- Hilton Herbs digestion supplements
- Hilton Herbs calming supplements
- Hilton Herbs mobility supplements
- Hilton Herbs respiratory supplements
- Hilton Herbs skin & coat care
- Hilton Herbs everyday supplements
- All horse supplements
Store powders and treats in a cool, dry place, keep lids sealed, and check the best-before date on each pack.
Hilton Herbs FAQs
Are Hilton Herbs supplements safe to feed with my horse's normal diet?
They are designed as everyday herbal feed supplements added to a normal diet, and each pack gives a feeding guide. Introduce anything new gradually. If your horse is on medication, has a health condition, or competes under medication rules, check with your vet first.
Do Hilton Herbs products treat illness?
No. Herbal supplements are intended to support normal health and wellbeing, not to diagnose, treat or cure any condition. If your horse is unwell, your vet is always the right first port of call.
Should I choose a liquid Gold tincture or a powder?
Both use the same herbal approach. Liquids are easy to syringe and suit fussy feeders; powders are economical for daily long-term feeding. If your horse tends to sort powders out of the feed, start with a Gold liquid.
Can I use Hilton Herbs for my dog too?
Yes — there is a dedicated canine line, including Canine Cush-X, Canine Tranquility and Canine Senior Dog. Always use the dog-specific product and follow its own feeding guide rather than adapting an equine one.
How long before I see a difference?
Herbs work gently, so allow a few weeks of consistent daily feeding at the recommended amount before judging how your horse responds. Keeping to the pack's feeding guide gives the fairest trial.
How much do Hilton Herbs supplements cost?
In-stock prices currently run from around £3.80 for herbal Herballs treats up to about £80 for the largest liquid tubs, with most daily supplements sitting around £23–£31. UK delivery is free on orders over £50.
Honest, practical advice from the Just Horse Riders team — last reviewed 12 July 2026.