A glossy coat is often a sign that a horse is feeling well. If the coat becomes dull, rough, or loses its natural shine, this can be a signal that the body needs extra support.
A dull coat doesn't just appear during moulting. Recovery after illness, stress, a weakened immune system, or suboptimal gut health can also affect the condition of the skin and coat. When nutrients are not absorbed as well, this is often first visible on the outside.
When do you see a dull coat?
A dull coat can occur in, among other things:
- the spring and autumn moult;
- older horses;
- Recovery after illness;
- reduced resistance;
- stressful periods;
- reduced gut health;
- a less optimal absorption of nutrients.
How does Unique support B30?
During moulting and other stressful periods, the body requires extra nutrients.
Unique B30 includes:
- Vitamins A, C and E to support skin, immunity and coat.
- Essential amino acids contributing to new hair growth.
- Zinc, copper and manganese to support skin, connective tissue and a healthy coat.
- Vitamin B-complex for energy and vitality.
- Antioxidants that support the body during recovery.
Through this combination, Unique B30 supports the horse from within, enabling the body to work optimally on healthy skin, a shiny coat, and good condition.
Look beyond the fur
A dull coat rarely stands alone. Also pay attention to your horse's energy, appetite, droppings, and overall condition. Together, these signals often provide a better picture of their health.
Read more about:
• Gut health
• Reduced resistance
• Recovery after illness
