A unique low calorie balancer designed to provide everything required to maintain the health of horses and ponies.
LamiCORE works best when NOT fed alongside dietary ingredients that work in the opposite way. These ingredients (mostly magnesium and many herbs) are becoming more common in modern horse diets yet have no science to support their use. They are often not clear on product labels and web sites either yet our recent diet reviews show that roughly 75% of modern diets have GABA agonists in them and 95% have added magnesium! To Identify if you have any of these things we strongly suggest that you fill in our Free Diet Review Form so we can make a recommendation with the best possible chance of achieving what you want:
https://equifeast-shop.com/free-diet-review/
LamiCORE contains EquiFeast's patented VCAL chelated calcium*. Trials suggest it also helps maintain balanced hormone production. In addition LamiCORE contains a full spectrum vitamin and mineral balancer, psyllium to help with normal insulin/glucose regulation as well as ingredients to support hoofs. Starch and sugar level approx 10%. If you are paranoid about being starch/sugar free use our supplement version LAM Essentials. LamiCORE is Tyrosine free because horses with some metabolic issues don't seem to get on well with tyrosine.
The LamiCORE is designed to be fed five days per week. It can be fed once a day or split over a number of feeds.
LamiCORE is a maintenance product, we recommend that any horse which has not already used a VCAL formulated product is fed LamiCORE STARTER for the first 5 weeks. After using the initial STARTER pack, the price of the "follow on packs" are £20 lower.
This product helps support:
• Behaviour
• Feet
• Coat condition
• Mobility
* Metabolic issues
* Extra Vitamin E for horses with muscle issues
Calcium contributes to normal muscle function, neurotransmission, normal blood clotting, energy yielding metabolism as well as the normal function of digestive enzymes and the process of cell division and specialisation in addition to its recognised requirement for the maintenance of normal teeth and bones*.
* Approved health claim on the EU Register on nutrition and health claims p5-7 of 835.
To get the most out of LamiCORE, it should be fed alongside an un-supplemented fibre and (if required) calorie source. It is important that the rest of the diet s doesn't contain ingredients that conflict with LamiCORE. These include artificial magnesium and many herbal ingredients. To ensure you avoid these we strongly recommend that you send us information about your horse's diet. The easiest way to do this is to fill in our Free Diet Review Form:
Application rate for a 550KG horse, 250 grams a day.
* This product does contain some naturally occurring magnesium from the feed ingredients but no artificial magnesium like magnesium oxide, sulphate or chelate.
Ingredients:
Wheat feed or Oatfeed, Extensive Vitamin, Mineral & Amino Acid Mix and Linseed, Psyllium. (Starch level approx. 10%)
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I tried this having high hopes as I've just got the pssm2/MIM diagnosis px & p4. I know some folks find this fantastic for this condition. But unfortunately my mare wasn't keen on this & her behaviour became really strange. On edge all the time, anxious & not at all like her normal self. Almost spaced out to ride, Persevered 3weeks. Had to take her off it & she's back to normal. She's barefoot, & her feet were good on it though.
Was having behavioural problems with my coloured cob mare who is 16 and I’ve had her since she was 4. At times she completely lost the plot especially off road! Was on a high magnesium diet which to start with helped but then long term it all started going wrong. She has improved a lot since starting the Equifeast regime….however some days were great others not so, but even those weren’t as bad as she could have been. Her reactions to things certainly are not as severe. At least she is going the right way. So now going on to Coolcore with Tyrosine to see if it just makes her more consistent.
Couldn’t get my pony to eat it at all. Large vol of powder needed every day and as he was on restricted diet I couldn’t feed him a large enough vol of food to hide it in. Really unpalatable
I started using Lamicore for my 26year old horse just prior to his being blood tested for Cushings. He was lethargic, uninterested, had been showing signs of incipient laminitis, with slightly bulgy eyes and fat pads; he'd got a dippy back and fat tummy with bony hauches. Not at all his usual gorgeous self. He usually hates anything added to his feed but he loves this - even refuses a carrot or treat if his feed bowl is available. Within a few days of starting Lamicore he was showing more interest in life and was moving much more happily. He has been on Prascend for two weeks now and the Lamicore seems to be complementing that -he is regaining his topline and moving more energetically and his eyes are less bulgy. I am looking forward to further improvements in the next few weeks.
