Hilton Herbs
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Hilton Herbs Horse Mobility Supplements
Which Hilton Herbs supplement is right for your horse?
For everyday joint and mobility support, most riders start with Hilton Herbs Multiflex (1kg, £24.53) if they prefer a powder, or Multiflex Gold (1 Litre, £25.28) if they would rather syringe or pour a liquid. Older horses that need broader all-round support are usually put on Hilton Herbs Senior Horse (from £23.01 for the 1kg bag). For hoof and circulatory support, the pick is Nav X Gold (1 Litre, £27.56). Alongside the feed supplements we stock topical lotions such as TLC Lotion (500ml, £11.78) and Muscle Magic (from £15.59 for 500ml) for use after work. Everything here is herbal, fed or applied daily, and designed to sit alongside — not replace — veterinary care.
In a hurry?
- Best all-round joint pick: Hilton Herbs Multiflex, 1kg, £24.53
- Prefer a liquid: Hilton Herbs Multiflex Gold, 1 Litre, £25.28
- Veteran horse: Hilton Herbs Senior Horse, from £23.01
- Hooves and circulation: Hilton Herbs Nav X Gold, 1 Litre, £27.56
- Cheapest way in: Hilton Herbs TLC Lotion, 500ml, £11.78
- Not sure? Speak to your vet first, then get in touch and our team will help you match a product to your horse.
What is in this Hilton Herbs collection?
This page lists the Hilton Herbs mobility and topical range we hold at Just Horse Riders. Stock moves, so the table below covers the products showing as in stock right now, with the lowest in-stock size and price for each.
| Product | Form | Best for | In-stock size | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hilton Herbs Multiflex | Powder | Everyday joint and mobility support | 1kg | £24.53 |
| Hilton Herbs Multiflex Gold | Liquid | Joint support in a pour-on or syringe form | 1 Litre | £25.28 |
| Hilton Herbs Senior Horse | Powder | Veterans and older horses | 1kg bag | £23.01 |
| Hilton Herbs Nav X Gold | Liquid | Hoof health and circulatory support | 1 Litre | £27.56 |
| Hilton Herbs Rest & Recover Gold | Liquid | Horses on box rest or limited turnout | 3 Litre | £79.66 |
| Hilton Herbs Muscle Magic | Topical lotion | Massaging into muscles after work | 500ml | £15.59 |
| Hilton Herbs TLC Lotion | Topical lotion | Cooling, astringent lotion for legs and tendons | 500ml | £11.78 |
| Hilton Herbs Ezee Arnica | Topical lotion | Soothing scuffs and knocks; stated as suitable for horses and dogs | 500ml | £20.96 |
| Hilton Herbs Canine Releaf Gold | Liquid, for dogs | Joint support for dogs | 500ml | £16.55 |
Two products in this collection — Hilton Herbs Releaf Gold and Hilton Herbs Multi-Flex Plus — are out of stock at the time of writing, which is why they are not in the table. Larger sizes of Senior Horse, Muscle Magic and Rest & Recover Gold also come and go, so check the size dropdown on the product page for what is available today.
Powder or liquid — does it matter?
Practically, it comes down to your horse and your routine. Powders such as Multiflex and Senior Horse mix into a damp feed and suit horses that are already getting a hard feed twice a day. Liquids such as Multiflex Gold, Nav X Gold and Rest & Recover Gold can be poured over feed or given by syringe, which helps with fussy feeders and with horses that are otherwise out at grass. The herbs are the point, not the format — pick whichever one you will actually manage to give every day, because consistency matters far more than the delivery method.
How long before I see anything?
Herbal supplements are slow burners rather than quick fixes. Most yards allow a full bag or bottle — roughly four to six weeks of daily feeding — before judging whether a product is helping. Keep the rest of the routine steady over that period (same work, same farrier interval, same turnout) so you can actually tell what has changed. If something looks worse rather than better, stop and speak to your vet.
What about competition horses?
Herbal ingredients are not automatically clear under competition rules, and prohibited-substance lists change. If your horse competes under FEI, British Showjumping, British Eventing, British Dressage or racing rules, check the current rules for your discipline and speak to your vet before feeding anything new, including everything on this page. It is worth reading the ingredient list on the pack: Multiflex Gold, for example, contains devil's claw root, and Rest & Recover Gold contains devil's claw root and valerian root, both of which are commonly restricted in competition.
How to get the most out of a mobility supplement
A supplement supports what you are already doing; it does not replace it. Turnout and steady, regular work keep joints moving. Correct, even foot balance and a sensible farrier or trimmer interval take load off the limb. Weight control matters more than most owners expect — carrying less means the joints carry less. Warm up and cool down properly, especially on hard summer ground or in cold weather. And if there is heat, swelling, a change in the way your horse moves, or any lameness, that is a vet call, not a supplement question.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Hilton Herbs Multiflex and Multiflex Gold?
Both are aimed at everyday joint and mobility support; the practical difference is the format. Multiflex is a powder (1kg, £24.53) that mixes into a damp feed, while Multiflex Gold is a liquid (1 Litre, £25.28) you can pour over feed or syringe. Choose the powder if your horse reliably eats a hard feed, and the liquid if it is a fussy feeder or mainly lives out. Always follow the feeding rate printed on the pack.
Which Hilton Herbs supplement suits an older or veteran horse?
Hilton Herbs Senior Horse, from £23.01 for the 1kg bag, is the one formulated with older horses in mind and is the usual starting point for a veteran. Some owners also feed a joint-focused product such as Multiflex alongside it. Because older horses often have other things going on — teeth, weight, previous injuries — it is worth having your vet look at the whole picture before you add anything to the feed.
Can these supplements treat arthritis or lameness?
No. These are herbal feed supplements and topical lotions intended to support general comfort and mobility as part of a sensible management routine. They are not medicines, they do not treat or cure any condition, and they are not a substitute for veterinary diagnosis. If your horse is lame, sore, or has heat or swelling in a limb, contact your vet — a supplement is not the right first response.
How long should I feed one before deciding if it works?
Give it a fair run — generally four to six weeks of consistent daily feeding, or roughly one full pack. Herbal supplements build up gradually rather than acting overnight. Keep work, turnout and farrier visits unchanged over that window so you can see what the supplement is actually doing, and jot down a note each week. If anything seems to worsen, stop feeding it and ring your vet.
What is the difference between the feed supplements and the lotions?
Feed supplements such as Multiflex, Senior Horse and Nav X Gold go in the bucket and are fed daily. The lotions are applied to the outside of the horse: TLC Lotion (500ml, £11.78) is a cooling, astringent lotion often used on legs and tendons after work, and Muscle Magic (from £15.59 for 500ml) is massaged into muscles. Lotions are for use on intact, unbroken skin only — never on wounds — and many owners use both approaches together.
Are any of these products suitable for dogs?
One is made specifically for dogs: Hilton Herbs Canine Releaf Gold (500ml, £16.55), a liquid formulated to support a healthy musculo-skeletal system in dogs. Hilton Herbs Ezee Arnica (500ml, £20.96) is a topical arnica lotion for scuffs and knocks that Hilton Herbs states can be used on both horses and dogs. Never feed a horse product to a dog on a guessed dose — the amounts are completely different. Check with your vet before starting your dog on anything new, particularly if it is already on medication.
Still not sure which one to pick?
Speak to your vet about your horse first, then get in touch and our team will help you narrow it down to the right product and size. If a size you want is showing as unavailable, tell us which one and we will let you know where it stands.
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Last reviewed 2026-07-24 by the Just Horse Riders team.