Garlic Powder

Description

One ingredient. Garlic powder. That’s it.

Garlic (Allium sativum) is one of the oldest and most widely-used culinary herbs on the planet — pungent, savory, unmistakable. Human-grade, organically sourced, one pure ingredient. The garlic conversation in the horse world has nuance (dose matters, species tolerance varies), and we think transparency is how you work through it. We provide the single-ingredient pouch so you control what goes in the feed, and you and your vet can make the call together.

What’s in it

• Organic garlic powder (Allium sativum). That is the complete ingredient list.
• Human-grade. Organically sourced.
• Made in Land O’ Lakes, Florida.

What’s NOT in it

• No added sugar, salt, or electrolytes
• No copper, no fillers, no gums, no “natural flavors”
• No anti-caking agents, no flow agents, no preservatives
• No synthetic additives of any kind

Good to know

Garlic is from the onion family. Moderate servings are traditional for horses at appropriate doses, but long-term high-dose use and horses with existing blood-related concerns warrant a conversation with your vet first. Different species have different tolerance to onion-family plants — in particular, if you’re considering using this with a dog, cat, or small animal, check with your vet before doing so; the species tolerance isn’t the same as a horse’s.

Part of the Farmily

Garlic appears in the Water Buffet Kit and Sampler Mix.

Improve Equine is made in Land O’ Lakes, Florida. Horse person first, business person second — which is why we list the one ingredient plainly and source it like we’d source it for ourselves.

Food-grade botanical ingredient. Introduce any new feed ingredient gradually. If your horse is under veterinary care, check with your vet before changing their diet.