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EquiNectar – What’s in It?

EquiNectar – What’s in It?

EquiNectar is an innovative digestive supplement for horses, developed through rigorous scientific research. Its key ingredient is a patented enzyme-rich malt extract, complemented by MCT oil and potassium sorbate. The...

Effects of AviNectar in Poultry

Effects of AviNectar in Poultry

When free range laying chickens were fed with ‘Avinectar’, there was a similar pattern, with reduced amounts of formaldehyde in the droppings and increased levels of butyric acid. The VOCs...

Effects of AviNectar in Racing Pigeons

Effects of AviNectar in Racing Pigeons

Racing pigeons are bred from domestic pigeons (Columba livia domestica) and trained to return home (‘race’) from a start point, which may be many miles distant, flying at speeds of...

Welcome to the Tharos Team - Dr Mark Bowen

Welcome to the Tharos Team - Dr Mark Bowen

We are delighted to announce that Mark Bowen will be joining our team as Lead Equine Veterinary Consultant. Mark Bowen is an internationally recognised veterinary specialist and clinical scientist. His career has...

Calcium - how much does your horse need?

Calcium - how much does your horse need?

Calcium is the most abundant mineral present in the equine body with 99% found in bones and teeth, with bone composition being 35% calcium. A horse’s skeleton acts as both...

EquiNectar - Dedicated Website

EquiNectar - Dedicated Website

We've just launched a new website for horse owners and trainers. This website gives feeding and management advice as well as useful articles on horse health. EquiNectar

Lucinda Green Cross-Country Clinic

Lucinda Green Cross-Country Clinic

Warwickshire Hunt Riding Club hosted a Lucinda Green Clinic in conjunction with Tharos Ltd on 21st August 2019 Twenty lucky riders from across the Area 5 region found themselves absorbing...

How much potassium does a horse need

Potassium - how much does your horse need?

Potassium is the most important ion in controlling osmotic pressure within cells, and most body potassium is stored within the muscles, playing a major role in the nerve signals that...