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View nutrition info and ingredient labels for Getty Equine Nutrition products in the Equine Feed Database. Compare feeds & supplements for your horse.

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Organic Chia Seeds (Getty Equine Nutrition)
FatFat
Gut HealthGut Health
MetabolismMetabolism
Omega 3-6-9Omega 3-6-9
Organic Chia Seeds by Getty Equine Nutrition is a textured supplement that provides help with inflammatory conditions such as ulcers, injuries, and stress responses. It also offers protein to support tissue maintenance and repair.
Organic Ground Flaxseeds (Getty Equine Nutrition)
Coat QualityCoat Quality
FatFat
Omega 3-6-9Omega 3-6-9
Weight IssuesWeight Issues
Organic Ground Flaxseeds by Getty Equine Nutrition is a textured supplement that provides protein, energy, dietary fibre and omega-3 fatty acids for coat health and weight gain.
Organic Hemp Protein 74% (Getty Equine Nutrition)
Amino AcidAmino Acid
GrowthGrowth
MuscleMuscle
ProteinProtein
Organic Hemp Protein 74% by Getty Equine Nutrition is a powdered supplement that provides 20 amino acids, a high level of 74% protein, fibre, antioxidants, and omegas. It is made using the hemp heart instead of the whole hemp seed.
Organic Hemp Seed Heart Oil (Getty Equine Nutrition)
EnergyEnergy
FatFat
MuscleMuscle
Omega 3-6-9Omega 3-6-9
Organic Hemp Seed Heart Oil by Getty Equine Nutrition is a liquid supplement that provides omega-3's, 6's, and 9's and contains GLA to reduce inflammation. It does not contain CBD or THC.

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