"Smokey is a 14hh, 11 year old Connemara pony fed on a high fibre diet as he has previously suffered with low grade laminitis. He has Mini Horslyx so I can control his intake being laminitic and a greedy pony! He is exercised daily, he has a private lesson every week and attends a weekly group lesson at a local riding school. He also does local riding club showing at the weekend during the summer."

"I have been giving my 20 year old horse Respiratory Horslyx for several years as it helps his breathing. Up until recently we competed in local showing classes at our Riding Club, in Veteran and Best Turned Out Senior classes."

Jonathan Taylor is the BHS Cheltenham and Tewkesbury Area Representative and owns Booboo. "A year ago  Booboo got Airomasis in the lungs and had to go on to Ventapulmin and an Inhaleler every day. I decided to put him on Respiratory Horslyx to see if it worked, he started off getting it for 20 minutes a day and it worked wonders and very quickly only needed his inhaler on a Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Since starting Booboo's breathing is much better and he has got into a routine now so I have been able to take the bars off the top of the Stable Lick Holder, he will eat his hay then stop, go to his holder and have a lick and then go back to the hay."

"I own The Mighty Imp, a seven year old gelding who has been successful at both Riding Club level and with British Eventing. He's a difficult horse to feed as he loses weight easily, but needs to keep his energy levels up, so he costs me a small fortune in haylage! I use the Respiratory Horslyx in his stable and he goes mad for it. Only thing is, given how white he is (see pic), he loves to get covered in his favourite brown sticky treat! I always seem to be going around armed with a wet sponge! Horslyx products are just brilliant. My favourite use for them is using the Mini Horslyx when coping with a stressful situation (my vet has since take on the idea!). We had a horse that needed extensive treatment on injured hind legs and the only way we could get him to stand still was using a Mini Horslyx to keep him distracted. Really did work a treat! I've also used them for when I'm teaching youngsters to pick their feet up. They soon learn to pick them up swiftly if they know they're going to get a go at the Mini Horslyx! And I always keep a couple in my tack locker of the lorry in case I have a difficult loader."