Images are for illustration purposes only. Packaging may change from time to time and images on our website may or may not be updated.
TopSpec AntiLam is a palatable, pelleted product specifically designed to provide nutritional support for those susceptible to, being treated for, and recovering from, laminitis.
TopSpec AntiLam is a brilliant formulation combining several supplements with a high-fibre, very low-calorie carrier to make it palatable. Long-term trials at Middle Park Laminitis Research Unit have shown that horses and ponies on restricted/poor grazing do not gain any weight when fed TopSpec AntiLam. It can also be used very successfully as part of a calorie-controlled diet when weight loss is required.
TopSpec AntiLam is designed to be fed at a rate of 100g per 100kg bodyweight daily.
All prices include VAT where applicable.
| Overall | |
| Value For Money | |
| Quality | |
| Tastiness | |
| Nutritional Value | |
| Pet's Opinion |
Only verified purchasers of this product can leave a review.
Excellent for my Shetland
Customer recommends this product
Excellent - been using it for a while now. Horses and laminitis pony love it. Keeps weight on in winter and gives energy.
Customer recommends this product
1 person found this review helpful
My 21 year old laminitic pony loves this ! It keeps him fit and looking half his age and most importantly, keeps the laminitis at bay.
Customer recommends this product
1 person found this review helpful
This has TRANSFORMED my little miniature girl. I have had an ongoing propblem being told by different farriers it is chronic laminitis. I got on to Viovet and advised i try this. Within 3 days i could say a great change in her. (I also give her MSM) I could not get her out for a walk, to her field and now she is bucking and rearing and generally feel great. I will continue to use this produc.t MASSIVE THANKS VIOVET AND MASSIVE THANKS TO TOPSPEC ANTILAM.
Customer recommends this product
1 person found this review helpful
Below are some recent questions we've received regarding TopSpec AntiLam for Horses, including answers from our team.
Butey123
I have a miniature horse with Laminitis almost constantly. Can you give me advise on which feed would be best for her.
The best food for a horse suffering from Laminitis is to feed them a high fibre diet. It is very important to keep an eye on their weight and condition as this is often a cause of laminitis. However this doesn't mean you feed too little, it's very important to feed a high fibrous diet with vitamins and minerals in. It is a good idea to check what feed value your hay has in it, you can get tests for this, Dodson & Horrell offer a foraging test. If your hay has a high feed value you can try soaking your hay for about 12 hours as this will bring the value down. Also you can try splitting hay and good quality oat straw, just be careful if your horse has any dental problems.
For a balanced diet alongside feeding fibre in your hay and say Dengie Hifi Lite you could feed a balancer. This is when Anitlam comes in as it will contain all the essential vitamins and minerals keeping a low calorie diet. Also I'd suggest you could try a MSM product. We sell an Equine America MSM this helps reduce inflammation caused by laminitis.
Also we'd advice to avoid putting out on lush and frosty grass.
Please let us know if you have any further questions.
VetMedsDirect has been working alongside VioVet to bring you a wider range of products, including prescription medications. VetMedsDirect has been owned and run by VioVet since 2015, and has been operating since then from the same premises in Luton, Bedfordshire.
VetMedsDirect has now been fully merged with VioVet. If you had an account with VetMedsDirect you can securely login with your same details on the VioVet website and there will be no delay or disruption to the supply of your pet products.
Thank you for being a VetMedsDirect customer, we are confident that you will be just as satisfied with what VioVet can offer you and your pets!
If you'd like more information about the company merge, you can read more on our blog.
