Kathelijne DeberdtEquine Veterinarian · Equismile

I frequently use Steady&Stable for my chubby and senior patients to support their sugar metabolism and hooves. Particularly in the spring and autumn season, this is strongly advised, as fructan levels can quickly elevate in the grass, resulting in problems such as weight gain and hoof issues.

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DAILY METABOLIC SUPPORT POWDER FOR HORSES

Steady & Stable Supplement

€1,02 per day for a 250 kg pony

Glucose & insulin metabolism
Blood flow to the hooves
Liver function

For horses with sensitive hooves and a sugar metabolism that needs help. Supports normal glucose and insulin levels, the liver and blood flow to the hooves. Read more

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About this product

METABOLIC AND HOOF SUPPORT

Plant-based, vet-formulated support for horses with sensitive hooves and metabolic imbalance. Designed to help maintain healthy sugar metabolism, circulation, and hoof integrity.

✔ Supports healthy glucose & insulin metabolism
✔ Helps maintain balanced cortisol & ACTH levels
✔ Promotes optimal liver function
✔ Supports healthy blood flow to the hooves
✔ Contributes to strong hoof structure & integrity

Ideal for horses with hoof sensitivity, cresty necks, weight challenges, or seasonal grass sensitivity.

Kathelijne DeberdtEquine Veterinarian · Equismile

I frequently use Steady&Stable for my chubby and senior patients to support their sugar metabolism and hooves. Particularly in the spring and autumn season, this is strongly advised, as fructan levels can quickly elevate in the grass, resulting in problems such as weight gain and hoof issues.

Reviewed by a veterinarian

Ingredients: Rice bran; chlorella; horsetail powder; chrysanthellum powder; methylsulfonylmethane (MSM); maritime pine powder.

Additives
Aromatic additives
- Liquorice extract (Glycyrrhiza glabra), 80,700 mg
- Milk thistle extract (Silybum marianum), 58,700 mg
- L-arginine, 51,300 mg
- Sourberry concentrate (Berberis vulgaris), 44,000 mg

Analytical constituents
- Crude protein, 13.15%
- Crude fat, 6.45%
- Crude ash, 6.23%
- Crude fibre, 4.66%
- Sodium, < 1%

Supplementary feed for horses

The use of this supplement is not recommended during pregnancy in mares.

< 150 kg (Miniature Horse), 1/4 scoop
250 kg (Shetland Pony), 1/2 scoop
350 kg (Icelandic), 3/4 scoop
500 kg (Quarter), 1 scoop
600 kg (Warmblood), 1+1/4 scoop
650 kg (Friesian), 1+1/3 scoop
> 750 kg (Draft Horse), 1+1/2 scoop

Mix daily with your horse's food or dissolve in a syringe with water and administer directly into the mouth.

For first time use introduce gradually over 7 days:
Day 1–2, 25%*
Day 3–4, 50%
Day 5–6, 75%
Day 7+, 100%
* of daily recommended dose

FEI: ALLOWED AT THE DAILY DOSE
EVERY BATCH LAB-TESTED

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Steady & Stable Supplement

€75,90

Who it's for

Recognise your horse?

These three signs often go together with a sugar metabolism that's out of balance. Steady & Stable supports a healthy sugar metabolism.

Not sure? Ask your vet to take a look.

Overweight or a hard, cresty neck
Curly, dull coat that doesn't shed
Sensitive hooves in grass season

Almost 1 in 4 ponies and cobs in a British study had a sugar metabolism that was out of balance.Carslake et al., Equine Veterinary Journal, 2021 (339 animals)

Not for pregnant mares

Real results

Rosa, before and after

“Now she's back running with the foals.”

“I have always been somewhat sceptical about supplements, but I have to say this is an incredible difference. My horse, Rosa, has sensitive hooves. I hadn't seen her gallop in years, and now she's back running with the foals.”

Eileen GeerinckxVet and Rosa's owner

Reviews

What owners say

Steady & Stable

“The hooves are noticeably stronger.”
Linda
“Amazing how much more supple our pony has become.”
Famke V.

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A tub of Steady & Stable between a horse's hooves

What it supports

Four functions, one tub

Sugar and fat metabolismSo the body handles changes in the diet, such as spring grass, more evenly.
Liver functionThe liver plays a central role in processing nutrients, especially sugars.
Blood flow to the hoovesSo nutrients reach the part of the hoof that needs them, including for healthy laminae.
Hormonal balanceSupports a natural hormonal balance, also in older horses.

Ingredients

Milk thistleLiver support

Silybum marianum
Rich in silymarin, studied for its antioxidant activity and its support of the liver.
Origin: Southern Europe · Part: Seeds
BarberryMetabolic balance

Berberis vulgaris
Contains berberine, studied for its effect on glucose and fat metabolism.
Origin: Europe and West Asia · Part: Berry
HorsetailRich in silica

Equisetum arvense
Naturally rich in silica, traditionally used for connective tissue such as hooves and coat.
Origin: Poland · Part: Stems
Maritime pineBlood flow and antioxidants

Pinus pinaster
Bark extract rich in polyphenols. Supports blood flow and protects cells against oxidative stress.
Origin: France · Part: Bark

ChrysanthellumLiver support

Chrysanthellum americanum
Traditionally used for liver and circulation support; animal evidence exists mostly from experimental models, not pets.
West Africa (e.g., Ghana) · Aerial parts
ChlorellaA naturally nutrient-rich superfood

Chlorella vulgaris
Nutrient-rich microalgae studied in dog and horse diets for effects on digestibility, fecal metabolites, and microbiota.
China · Whole Plant
Liquorice rootHormonal balance support

Glycyrrhiza glabra
Botanical rich in glycyrrhizin studied for its influence on cortisol metabolism and neuroendocrine signaling.
Southern Europe / Mediterranean region · Root
Rice branEnergy and muscle condition support

Oryza sativa (rice bran)
Nutrient-dense rice milling fraction rich in fat, fiber, and antioxidants that supports energy intake and body condition.
Asia · Bran (outer layer of the rice grain)
MSMConnective tissue and antioxidant support

Methylsulfonylmethane
Sulfur source that supports connective tissues and contributes to antioxidant and metabolic processes.
L-ArginineCirculation, hoof, and skin support

L-Arginine
Amino acid involved in nitric oxide production, supporting circulation, skin health, and nutrient delivery to tissues.

The difference

More than a single herb

Many supplements for sugar balance rely on one substance, such as magnesium. Steady & Stable combines 10 ingredients that together support sugar metabolism, the liver and blood flow to the hooves.

Feature

Steady & Stable Typical supplement

Developed by Vets Not always

Works on 4 functionssugar, liver, hooves, hormones Often one

Ingredients 10 ingredientstogether in one scoop 1 or 2

What to expect Explained month by month Rarely

Practical

How to give it

How much 15 g

= 1 scoop

Per 500 kg per day, 1 scoop mixed into the feed

Pony of 250 kg: ½ scoop (7.5 g)

How long to give it 3 months

At least

Long-term use is recommended for sugar-sensitive horses

First time or picky eater

Build up over 7 days

Starting for the first time, or is your horse fussy about new feed? Build up slowly so it gets used to the taste. Amounts are for a 500 kg horse. A 250 kg pony gets half.

Days 1-2¼ scoop
Days 3-4½ scoop
Days 5-6¾ scoop
From day 71 full scoop

What to expect

Every horse is different. This is how it goes for most horses.

Week 1 Build up slowlyStart with a small amount and work up to the full scoop over 7 days.
Weeks 2 to 4 More energyMany owners notice their horse is more alert and lively.
Months 1 to 2 Coat and fat padsMany owners see a shinier coat and less fat on the crest and shoulders.
Months 6 to 12 HoovesHoof horn grows slowly. A completely new hoof takes 6 to 12 months to grow, so that's when you see the full effect on the hooves.

Questions

What customers often ask us

Question not listed? Ask us in the chat or email info@curafyt.com.

Can I combine it with other supplements?

Usually, yes. Not sure? Ask us in the chat at the bottom right or email info@curafyt.com. You can also ask your vet.

Can I give it alongside medication?

We know of no interactions with the medication we hear about most often, such as pergolide, metformin or painkillers. Do let your vet know you're giving Steady & Stable, so they can keep an eye on it too.

My horse has acute hoof problems right now. Can I start straight away?

Call your vet first. They decide on the treatment. Steady & Stable is feed, not a treatment. You can start as soon as your vet agrees, building up slowly over 7 days.

How long can I give Steady & Stable?

Give it for at least 3 months, then review with your vet. Long-term use is recommended for horses with a sensitive sugar metabolism. If your horse is at a good weight and the results are stable, you can often switch to a maintenance dose, for example half a scoop.

I see horsetail in Steady & Stable. Isn't that toxic?

Whether a plant is harmful depends on the species, the preparation and the dose. Most warnings are about marsh horsetail (Equisetum palustre). Steady & Stable contains field horsetail (Equisetum arvense), in a controlled amount that stays well below harmful levels.

Can I combine it with Grow & Glow?

Yes, if your horse isn't overweight. Grow & Glow adds extra calories, so we don't recommend that combination for overweight horses.

Is Steady & Stable suitable for overweight horses?

Yes, that's what it was developed for. It supports sugar and fat metabolism, the liver, blood flow to the hooves and the connective tissue in the hoof.

Can I combine it with chasteberry?

Yes. We know of no interactions between chasteberry (Vitex agnus-castus) and the herbs in Steady & Stable. Chasteberry isn't suitable for pregnant or lactating mares.

Can Steady & Stable help with thrush?

Thrush calls for good hoof hygiene and the right care from your farrier or vet. You can keep giving Steady & Stable alongside that: it supports blood flow to the hooves.

How does Steady & Stable support my horse?

It supports sugar and fat metabolism, liver function, blood flow to the hooves and a natural hormonal balance. Especially in transitional seasons such as spring, when many horses react more sensitively to grass.

Vet Valérie De Clerck, founder of Curafyt

From the vet

Why I formulated this

A horse doesn't tell you when its sugar metabolism is getting out of balance. You only see it in the crest, the coat or the hooves. That's why I formulated Steady & Stable: to give your horse's sugar metabolism the best possible support, before problems show up. A horse with a sensitive sugar metabolism stays that way for life, so it needs support for the long term too.

Valérie De ClerckVet and founder of Curafyt

Pair it with Este Balancer

Save up to 10%

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