Devil's Claw

Guest - 06/07/2025 21:21

Good quality product with clear instructions and obvious benefit to my horse .

Guest - 01/07/2025 19:14

Would recommend

Guest - 24/06/2025 19:23

Our 21 year old mare has been on devils claw and Tumeric for two years. Is keeping her joints free and easy

Guest - 14/06/2025 14:23

good product

Rebecca - 12/06/2025 12:43

So far my horse is feeling really good on this supplement. He eats it well. Delivery was really quick.

Guest - 09/06/2025 16:50

I’ve definitely noticed a difference in my old boys level of comfort and mobility since using Feedmarks Devils claw when compared with other companies versions of the same product.

2 things that perplex me though -
1. Why such a big tub for the the amount of product provided?
2. The highest dose is half a scoop - so why not provide a smaller scoop so that the highest dose can be a full scoop? This would make giving the right amount of devils claw soooo much easier!

Neither of these things effects the quality of the product hence why still 5*s

Guest - 06/06/2025 19:24

First time using this product my throughbred mare seems to move more freely. Very happy with product

Guest - 06/06/2025 19:06

Works well and cost effective. Cheaper than other varieties of devils claw and better ingredients.

Liz - 04/06/2025 07:32

Very pallatable and my horse, who is a fussy eater, has taken to having it in his feed with no problems. It has made him more comfortable in himself. Would highly recommend Feedmark Devil's Claw and their other products.

Jackie - 30/05/2025 08:20

Put my 25 year old on it last winter as felt he was starting to struggle. Within couple weeks there was noticeable difference in his movements and was lot more comfy. Have now put my 17 year old on it has he's been lame on n off this year, sound since been on it

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Feeding Guide

Weight of Horse/Pony	Amount per day
Up to 400kg	¼ scoop
Over 400kg	½ scoop

1 level (50ml) scoop of Devil's claw weighs approximately 40g

Unsuitable for pregnant mares.
Do not feed if gastric ulcers are suspected.

Not suitable for horses competing under FEI or racing rules.

Please allow a minimum withdrawal period of 48 hours.

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

Devil's claw is a complementary feeding stuff for equine animals.

Nutrition Information

Devil’s claw is a native plant of Southern African countries, and is known to be a bitter tonic. The root of this plant is often fed to horses with joint problems and muscle tightness, due to the soothing nature of the active components Harpagosides.

Composition

Calcium carbonate (for product consistency), Devil's claw root powder (Harpagophytum procumbens) (25%).

Analytical

Crude protein	1.0%
Crude oils & fats	0.3%
Crude fibre	5.7%
Crude ash	75.3%
Sodium	<0.1%
Calcium	33.4%

Can I feed this when I compete under rules?

Devil’s Claw is not allowed under competition rules and should not be fed for at least 2 weeks prior to competing.

Is it safe to feed this when my horse has gastric issues?

It is not recommended to feed Devils Claw to horses with gastric problems, as it is thought to increase stomach acid production.

My horse seems to have both muscle and joint issues: is this what you would recommend or would Activet or Boswellia be a better option?

For joint and muscle support we would recommend feeding ActiVet.

Soothing relief to maintain soundness and flexibility