Coat problems

A dull, brittle or abnormal coat can have various causes. Diet, age, season, metabolism, liver function and hormonal changes can all affect the quality of the coat.

In horses with, for example, PPID or other metabolic problems, the coat can also change. Think of a coat that comes through less well, abnormal moulting or a coat that loses its normal shine.

What might be behind coat problems?

Coat problems can manifest themselves in, amongst other things:

  • A dull or dry coat
  • Bronze hair
  • Difficult or abnormal moulting
  • A coat that grows back less evenly
  • Loss of normal shine and quality

Because coat problems can have many different causes, it is important to look beyond just the coat in the case of noticeable or persistent changes.

What can Unique CL20 add?

Unique CL20 Balance Booster has been developed for horses in which metabolism, natural hormone balance, liver function and immune system could use extra attention. The formula combines plant-based ingredients with vitamins and minerals that support the body from within.

Important ingredients within the formula include:

  • Milk thistle – supports normal liver function
  • Vitex agnus-castus – is traditionally used to support the natural hormone balance
  • Turmeric: – provides plant-based antioxidants and fits within the broad support of the body
  • Zinc and copper – important minerals for the maintenance of a normal skin and coat
  • Biotin – contributes to the nutritional support of skin, coat and hooves
  • B vitamins – play a role in various normal metabolic processes
  • Vitamin E and grape extract – provide antioxidant support

Why CL20?

In cases of coat problems associated with changes in metabolism, liver function, or the natural hormonal balance, it can be useful to support the body more broadly.

Unique CL20 brings these various forms of support together in a single daily formula, fitting seamlessly into the daily care of horses where coat, metabolism and internal balance demand extra attention.

A beautiful coat doesn't just start on the outside. What happens on the inside matters too.