"I had heard about toxin binders for a while through different people and equine nutrition forums but never really considered using one since my horses are lucky enough to be grazing on improved pasture. Then a few months back my thoroughbred developed scabby itchy patches along his back and down his legs and also noticeable drop in his top line. I tried many different topical treatments and washes but no change his back was hot and sore and no way I could put a saddle on him. I decided I had nothing to loose by trying a toxin binder and within a week his itch was gone. I have also noticed a huge change in his overall condition and energy levels in the weeks since then. Barry’s coat is glistening and his muscle tone is the best it’s ever been but even more importantly my very hot headed and sensitive horse is calm and so much happier in his work. So incredibly happy with the results of something so simple. Barry and I are now looking forward to a great season eventing in top shape."

Rosie

"I was so happy to discover that adding Toxin Binder to my mares feed actually made a difference to her ability to focus under saddle, as she had a habit of bucking or rearing as a means to avoid saddle work. It has helped her behaviour as Toxin Binder helps to remove mycotoxin's from her gut, leaving her feeling happier (and healthier!) and allowing the pressure on her belly to not cause any discomfort. Willow looks her best health and though she will always be a typical mare, she is a much happier one! I am glad we tried Toxin Binder and will continue to add this to her feed."

Alysha

"My horse has QLD itch. He has always been rugged over summer. The rest of the year he sports a hogged mane which is dry and flaky no matter what I put in his diet nor how much I groom him. He has also struggled with greasy heal. As soon as it rains I have become accustomed to having to manage greasy heal on his three white hooves. I won some toxin binder in a raffle. I put some in my horses feed and within two weeks the dry, flaky skin that he has just always had was gone. His skin was normal after owning him for 6 years. Not dry, not flaky, not dandruffy, just normal. When the first good rains came I was waiting for his greasy heal to start. Only it never started. He was standing in fairly deep mud by the time the week of heavy rain had stopped and he never got greasy heal. He hasn’t had it since despite decent amounts of rain and standing around in a lot of mud. He still has itchy skin over summer but it’s not dry and flaky and I can manage his itch enough that he can spend summer rug-free now. I put some toxin binder in his feed every few weeks and this seems to keep his skin normal and greasy-heal free. Happy days!"

Vanessa, 2017

Second photo by Sarah Sullivan