Joints & mobility · One herb
Devil’s Claw
★★★★★ 5.0 · 19 reviewsFor the older horse, the stiff mover, or the one coming back into work. 100% pure Devil’s Claw root to support normal joint function and comfortable movement. Nothing added.
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Lasts a horse about 7 weeks, a pony about 9 weeks.
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Made for the hard-working joint
When owners reach for it.
Devil’s Claw is a root from southern Africa, fed to horses for generations to support normal joint function. One herb, dried and cut, mixed into their usual feed.
The older horse
Veterans and golden oldies who still want to get out and about, and feel every year of it.
Stiff, cold mornings
More hours standing in and less turnout mean slower starts. Winter is when most owners notice it.
In work, or back to it
Horses in regular work, and those coming back after time off, who need their joints to keep up.
“Amazing product, using on my daughter’s pony who has chronic arthritis. Pony is having a great quality of life and still enjoying some light work.”
Sarah Lait✓ VerifiedHer daughter’s pony
“My mare has arthritis in her coffin joints… her freedom of movement has improved significantly.”
“Pilgrim is a different horse since he started on it, his movement is easier…”
“I have a fussy mare that can sniff out supplements a mile away but she clears the bucket with Glas!”
What to expect
Give it a month.
Week 1–2
Settling in
Mix it into their usual feed every day. Some owners see easier movement within the first couple of weeks.
Week 4
Judge it here
Natural support works gradually. We recommend at least 30 days of consistent feeding before you decide.
Ongoing
Long-term support
It’s well tolerated long term. Some owners build in a break, such as 4 weeks on and 1 week off.
Competing? Devil’s Claw isn’t competition legal: stop feeding it 14 days before you compete. If your horse is lame, or on other medication, talk to your vet before starting.
Feeding guide
Horse
20g a day
Lasts about
7 weeks
Pony
15g a day
Lasts about
9 weeks
Questions
What owners ask us.
These are the questions that land in our inbox most. Still unsure? Email info@glasequine.com. Chloe or Jeanette will reply.
Is Devil’s Claw competition legal?
No. Devil’s Claw is not competition legal. Stop feeding it 14 days before you compete, and always check your governing body’s current rules.
How soon will I see a difference?
Every horse is different. Some owners notice easier movement within a couple of weeks, but we recommend feeding it consistently for at least 4 weeks before you judge it.
Can I feed it long term?
Yes, it’s well tolerated and many owners feed it all year round. Some like to build in a break, such as 5 days on and 2 days off, or 4 weeks on and 1 week off. That’s up to you and how your horse responds.
How much do I feed, and how long does a 1kg pouch last?
1½ scoops (20g) a day for a horse, so a 1kg pouch lasts about 7 weeks. 1 scoop (15g) a day for a pony, so a pouch lasts about 9 weeks. Mix it into their usual feed.
Can I feed it with other supplements?
Yes. All our supplements are single natural herbs, made to be fed together. Owners often feed it alongside Marshmallow Root or Marigold.
My horse is fussy. Will they eat it?
Most horses eat it happily. Owners tell us it’s easy to mix into feed, and even fussy mares clear the bucket. If you’re unsure, email us before you order.
Can I feed it to a pregnant mare?
No. Devil’s Claw isn’t suitable for pregnant mares, as it may stimulate the uterus. Talk to your vet about safe options for her while she’s in foal.
Do you sell bigger bags for multi-horse yards?
Yes. Email info@glasequine.com and we’ll send you pricing for a bulk bag.
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Pair it
Often fed together.
Gentle on the stomach
Its natural mucilage supports the stomach lining. The one we recommend alongside Devil’s Claw for sensitive horses.
Skin & coat
For the veteran who needs a bit of help keeping their coat and condition through winter.








