Freestep FreeStep

Freestep FreeStep is a versatile supplement designed to support horses with grass-related issues while also promoting overall comfort and mobility.

Suitable as a stage 1 feeding solution, it can be used alongside a low sugar and starch diet to help manage horses sensitive to grazing conditions. In addition, it works as a complementary feed that is quickly absorbed, providing support for joints, muscles, back and feet.

Ideal for maintaining mobility and comfort, FreeStep is particularly beneficial for veteran horses or those requiring extra joint support. Its fast-acting formula makes it a practical choice for everyday use in supporting performance and wellbeing.

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⭐ Key Features

Supports joints, muscles, back and feet
Suitable for horses with grass-related issues
Quickly absorbed formula
Can be used as a stage 1 feeding solution
Works alongside low sugar and starch diets
Suitable for daily use

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🧪 Key Ingredients / Composition

Balanced support formulation – designed for mobility and comfort

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✅ Benefits

✔ Helps support joint health and mobility
✔ Assists comfort in muscles and back
✔ Suitable for horses with grazing sensitivities
✔ Ideal for veteran horses
✔ Fast-acting and easily absorbed
✔ Versatile for multiple uses

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🐴 Ideal For

Horses with grass-related issues
Veteran horses
Joint and mobility support
Everyday comfort and wellbeing

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📝 How to Use

Feed 2 scoops twice daily for stage 1 support
Use alongside a low sugar and starch diet
Adjust as required for maintenance feeding

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📦 Care Instructions

Store in a cool, dry place
Keep container sealed after use
Follow feeding guidelines

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How quickly will my order arrive?

Our aim is to dispatch all orders placed before 12 noon on the next working day (not inc bank holidays and weekends). Any orders placed after that time will be dispatched on the next available working day.

We will send you a notification email when your order has been dispatched. 

While we always try our best to dispatch every order following the above guidelines, during extremely busy periods dispatch times may increase by up to one day.