Supporting wound healing and hair regrowth is a matter of great practical importance. Despite all care, it is impossible to completely prevent skin injuries in horses, including those that temporarily take the animal out of work.

Joint pain can be caused by degenerative changes that progress with age, acquired injuries, and training overloads. Dietary management supplements that support the proper functioning of the musculoskeletal system should fulfill key functions such as improving flexibility, mobility, and joint regeneration.

The issue of chips forming in equine joints is becoming increasingly common. Here, we discuss the nature of this condition, its causes, and appropriate supplementation practices.

Boswellia serrata is a plant belonging to the frankincense tree family. The resin obtained from these trees has long been used in traditional medicine in India and Arab countries. The primary compounds responsible for its medicinal properties are boswellic acids. Six boswellic acids have been isolated from Boswellia serrata extract, which chemically belong to the terpene group.