Horslyx Mobility Balancer

Horslyx Mobility Balancer is a low-starch, lick-style joint balancer designed to support healthy joints and maintain mobility across horses of all ages and breeds. Its slow-release licking action provides ongoing joint care while fitting naturally into daily feeding routines.

• Low starch formulation: Extremely low in starch, making it suitable for horses that react unfavourably to traditional cereal-based feeds.
• Key ingredients: Glucosamine HCl supports cartilage and ligaments; MSM contributes to connective tissue health; Omega-3 oils from Linseed aid immune function and anti-inflammatory support.
• Lick-based feeding: Designed to be savoured over time, promoting slow consumption, reducing mealtime stress and encouraging natural saliva production for digestive health.
• Independent research: University of Central Lancashire studies with six Thoroughbreds demonstrated reduced joint stiffness and maintained mobility with regular use.
• Movement and flexibility: Formulation targets mobility and range of motion to support comfortable movement during exercise and daily activity.
• Nutrient balancing with forage: Works alongside good quality forage to balance deficiencies in grazing, supporting health year-round.
• Cost-effective feeding: When used with forage, can reduce reliance on large volumes of cereal-based feeds, offering a convenient and economical supplement.
• Long-term convenience: Suitable for horses with long stabling periods, helping minimise stiffness due to reduced movement.

Mobility Balancer provides a practical, evidence-backed way to support joint health without radically changing feeding routines. Its slow-release licking format encourages mental engagement and can help reduce stress in confined settings, while Glucosamine HCl, MSM and Omega-3s work together to support cartilage, connective tissue and overall joint health. Balanced with forage, it helps address nutrient gaps in forage and grazing, potentially reducing the need for large volumes of hard feed. Independent research confirms its potential to reduce stiffness and maintain mobility in otherwise sound horses, making it a thoughtful addition to a joint-health plan.