Cinnamon

Guest - 29/04/2025 08:02

My horse loves the taste adding a small amount to soaked grass nuts. Seems to be keeping insulin levels low so happy horse.

Sally - 10/04/2025 08:14

I have been using Cinnamon for my horse after she was diagnosed with Equine Metabolic Syndrome after a bought of laminitis. Her insulin levels have now reduced to a point well below the levels considered normal. Buying it from Feedmark has been really quick and easy, and I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend.

Guest - 20/03/2025 22:17

Brilliant - use for my EMS pony and pony loves the taste. Good value for money.

Fed along with benevit and acti-vet and pony never refuses to eat it.

Guest - 12/03/2025 12:11

smells lovely and very palatable. You only need a small amount so it is very cost effective.

Guest - 11/03/2025 14:24

Fantastic service as always from feedmark and the quality of the products the boys love the cinnamon!

Shirleyann - 23/02/2025 11:12

I have been feeding my EMS 12hh competition pony for years now and it helps him stay fit and well. Feedmark always supply a clean quality product and I use many of their items. I would like a return to the pot instead of the pouch for supplying the product though!

Guest - 04/12/2024 15:59

Very easy to use and lasts a long time. My mare is very fussy with any additives but had no problems with this

Clare - 27/08/2024 21:42

Excellent my Welsh cob loves it very palatable have brought it the help lower her higher glucose levels

Guest - 12/08/2024 06:17

Brilliant as my pony has EMS and helps with his cresty neck. Also reasonably priced.

Guest - 30/07/2024 22:30

Very palatable, my horse seems to love it. As she has EMS, I'm hoping this will help to regulate her sugar levels

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Feeding Guide

Weight of Horse/Pony	Amount per day
Up to 400kg	1 scoop
Over 400kg	2 scoops

1 level (5ml) scoop of Cinnamon weighs approximately 5.4g. A measuring scoop is provided with this product.

Unsuitable for pregnant mares due to the uterine stimulating effects of this herb.

Feed supplements should be fed according to body weight. Introduce to the horse's diet gradually, splitting between feeds (when applicable).

Cinnamon is a complementary feeding stuff for equine animals. Feedmark uses nothing in the formulation of this product that contravenes competition rules.

Nutrition Information

Cinnamon contains a volatile oil with soothing and calming properties. These actions aid in relaxing the digestive system, reducing flatulence and stabilising loose droppings. Cinnamon also supports insulin activity making it particularly beneficial to those needing help to maintain normal blood sugar levels.

Composition

Calcium carbonate (for product consistency), Cinnamon powder.

Analytical

Crude protein	0.9%
Crude oils & fats	<0.1%
Crude fibre	12.3%
Crude ash	80.5%
Sodium	<0.1%
Calcium	33.9%

I have seen this as an ingredient in a few supplements and balancers that are aimed at overweight horses. Why would this be?

Cinnamon is known to help maintain healthy blood sugar levels, and this in turn can help to avoid excess fat storage. While this will help with weight loss, the most important things to consider if you want your horse to lose weight is to increase exercise (calories burnt) and reduce the energy intake (calories fed).