Horse Hoof Supplements

Brittle Hooves

Strengthen your horse's and pony's hooves with our natural supplements, formulated to support durable, healthy, and resilient hooves.

Vitamins & Minerals Balancer

Natural supplements

Equimove Balance Pads balance training core stability rehabilitation horse training proprioception

Fitness & Care Products

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What Curafyt stands for

Nature, powered by science

Natural where possible. Scientifically formulated where it matters.
Safe, effective, and held to strict European standards.

Developed by vets

Vet-founded. Vet-developed. Recommended by 800+ animal health professionals across Europe.

Real results

With vet guidance and daily use, animals can feel the difference in 4 to 6 weeks.
Supporting mobility, digestion, coat, and performance.

Trusted by professionals

Real testimonials from daily practice

Every Curafyt product is developed with and recommended by equine veterinarians.

Equine Veterinarian

Sigert Coffé

"I see Curafyt's natural supplements as an essential part of the overall approach for my sport horses, aimed at optimizing their performance and recovery. For top level athletes, every piece of the puzzle counts in care and guidance."
Sigert Coffé

Equine veterinarian

Lucas Troch

"I recommend Guts & Glory for horses experiencing weight loss and loose stools, to support a healthy gut and stomach. The results I see in practice are excellent."
Lucas Troch

Vet at Equismile

Kathelijne Deberdt

"I frequently use Steady & Stable for my chubby and senior patients to support their sugar metabolism and hooves, especially in spring and autumn when fructan levels spike."
Kathelijne Deberdt

Science-backed advice from our veterinary team

Care starts with knowledge

What to Feed Your Mare Before, During and After Pregnancy 

by Valerie De Clerck on Jan 23 2026

A veterinarian’s practical guide to fertility, gestation and lactation  Breeding a mare is never “just” about timing, semen quality, or ultrasound checks. One of the most overlooked (and most fixable) pieces is whether your mare’s diet and body condition match what her body needs at each stage. Research consistently links body condition and key nutrient balance with reproductive efficiency and healthy pregnancy outcomes. (Henneke et al., 1984; Morley & Murray, 2014)

How to Assess Your Horse’s Body Condition Score (BCS): A step-by-step Guide

by Valerie De Clerck on Dec 18 2025

You’ve tried everything, yet your horse just won’t seem to gain or lose weight. It can be discouraging to put in so much care and not see any results, even after months of trying. You’re not alone in this struggle. Many horse owners face the same frustrating challenge. So, what’s really going on? What we perceive as “too thin” or “too fat” often depends on what we’re used to seeing, and sometimes appearances can be deceiving. That’s why assessing your horse’s body condition is so important.

How do I create a good feeding plan for my skinny horse? Step-by-step guide toward a suitable ration

by Valerie De Clerck on Dec 18 2025

Nutrition is not “one size fits all” Horses have, by nature, transitioned into a life in stables. When creating a feeding plan, it’s important to keep your horse’s origins in mind. This means: forage forms the basis of every ration and pasture access is important.