Keep your horse moving with ImmuBiome Joint & Recovery
ImmuBiome Joint & Recovery is formulated to support healthy joints, comfortable movement, and everyday recovery. It’s a great fit for horses in hard training, horses coming back into work after time off, and seniors who need a little extra support to stay comfortable.
What’s inside
- King Trumpet (Pleurotus eryngii): Supports healthy bone and joint structure.
- Fungi-derived polysaccharides: Beta-glucans (25% min.) to support connective tissue health.
- Bovine colostrum: Nutrients that support normal tissue maintenance and recovery.
- Probiotics & prebiotics: 3 billion CFU of probiotics and 8,000 mg of prebiotics per serving for everyday gut health and nutrient absorption.
Why horse owners choose it
- Thoughtful ingredients: A proprietary blend of King Trumpet, Lion’s Mane, Reishi, Cordyceps, and more.
- Vet-approved: Trusted by equine professionals as part of a mobility routine.
- Whole-horse approach: Combines joint support with digestive and immune support.
Key benefits*
- Supports joint mobility and flexibility.
- Supports normal recovery after intense work or time off.
- Supports healthy bone and connective tissue.
- Supports overall health and vitality for active horses.
Ingredients you can trust
A blend of King Trumpet, Lion’s Mane, Reishi, Cordyceps, bovine colostrum, fungi-derived polysaccharides, and a robust probiotic profile.
How to use
Mix into damp feed daily, following the label directions. Your veterinarian can help you tailor the amount to your horse’s workload and needs. Many owners feed it in the evening. If your horse is lame or recovering from an injury or procedure, follow your veterinarian’s plan.
Help your horse stay active and comfortable
Whether your horse is returning from downtime or staying in peak condition, ImmuBiome Joint & Recovery is an easy daily way to support comfortable, confident movement.
*These statements are about nutritional support. ImmuBiome supplements are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Talk with your veterinarian about your horse’s specific needs.