Laminitis: Hazel's recovery: 11 weeks later

Laminitis (laminitis) is one of the most drastic conditions you can experience in a horse. It requires quick action, a thoughtful approach and, above all, a lot of patience. Hazel arrived in Spain with severe laminitis and tilt. She was in visible pain and could barely walk. From the first moment, the decision was made to [...]
Liverbot
Liver fluke is a parasite that can lodge in the liver and bile ducts and cause damage and irritation there. Infection usually occurs by ingesting larvae while grazing, especially on wet or swampy pastures where snails are present. Liver fluke is more common in areas with ditch banks and wet grassland, and can also [...]
Daily care
Daily support is the basis of a healthy and vital horse. Not only in sport or intensive training, but also in recreational horses and horses that could use extra support during seasonal changes, moulting or recovery periods. A good daily supplement helps complete the ration and contributes to a healthy appearance from within. What does [...]
The Year of the Horse: Focus on Your Horse

At Unique Equine Supplement, everything starts with the horse.With how a horse feels, moves and shows what he needs. In Chinese culture, 2026 is known as the Year of the Horse. For us, this is not a trend, but a great time to give extra attention to something that has always [...]
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Thank you for following us, reading along and showing interest in what we do at Unique Equine Supplement. It was our first full year with Unique B30 and introduced Unique CL20, and it has exceeded all our expectations. What a year. What a response. What wonderful reviews. We wish everyone a wonderful, relaxing Christmas [...]
Sport horses
Sport horses deliver top performance every day. Intensive training, competitions and repetitive strain place heavy demands on joints, tendons, muscles and connective tissue. Without targeted support, these loads can accumulate and lead to stiffness, reduced performance or long-term overload. What happens during intensive loading? In sport horses, the musculoskeletal system and the ability to recover are continuously tested. [...]
Older horses
As horses age, the musculoskeletal system changes. Cartilage wears down, joints become stiffer and muscles and connective tissue lose resilience. Many older horses move less smoothly, have difficulty starting up or recover more slowly after exercise. Targeted support is essential to maintain comfort, mobility and quality of life. What happens in older horses? With ageing [...]
Kissing spines
Kissing spines is a condition where the spinous processes of the vertebrae in the back get too close together or touch. This causes pain, stiffness and restriction of movement. Horses with kissing spines often show reduced performance, difficulty bending, tension in the back and sometimes behavioural changes under saddle. The condition often arises from [...]
Back and neck tension
Back and neck tension is common in horses and can have a major impact on performance, riding comfort and behaviour. Tension in these areas often causes reduced range of motion and can lead to stiffness, resistance under the saddle or difficulty with bending and longitudinal flexion. What happens with back and neck tension? Back and neck tension occurs [...]
Reduced mobility
Reduced mobility is common in horses and often manifests as difficulty starting up, shorter strides, less suppleness or restraint in movement. This can occur due to wear and tear, stiffness, muscle and connective tissue strain or the natural ageing process. What happens with reduced mobility? When joints, muscles and connective tissues work less well together, the musculoskeletal system loses its resilience. [...]
