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Bonpard Equimel is a high-quality milk replacer for orphan foals, foals with no or insufficient milk availability or sick foals. Bonpard Equimel is designed to meet the nutritional needs of foals and has a unique composition that is very similar to the natural milk of mares.
Bonpard Equimel is available in a 10 kg bucket, enough for one to two weeks of complete feeding for nursing foals. The milk replaceris easy to prepare and has the same dry matter content as natural mare’s milk when prepared according to the instructions.

Bonpard Equimel is intended for cases in which no milk of the mare is available, such as orphan foals or when the mare is affected by mastitis. Other indications for Bonpard Equimel are cases in which an insufficient amount or quality of milk is available, for instance twin foals or when the milk production of the mare is insufficient.
Bonpard Equimel can also be used when there is no or insufficient milk uptake by the

In 2024 Proveto organizes the 18th edition of the Veterinary Sport Horse Congress in combination with Jumping Amsterdam. Equine vets from all over the globe are heading to Amsterdam on January 26-27, 2024 to meet, unite and share the most recent developments and knowledge. Veterinary Sport Horse Congress is the annual highlight for international sport horse vets worldwide!

At the Veterinary Sport Horse Congress, Grovet organizes a unique Satellite Seminar that covers important international issues and dilemmas for sport horse vets on optimal treatment of sport horses. With this year speakers including Johanna Fink-Gremmels (NL) & Leendert Jan Hofland (NL) discussing withdrawal times in competition horses. View Friday's program here.

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By Morgan Lashley, DVM, Dipl. ECVSMR, veterinary consultant Brooke Hospital for Animals

Horse Vets work in all parts of the world, with all types of Equids: from million-dollar racehorses to the working donkeys and horses in Third World countries. The veterinary work focusing on working equines might not get a lot of coverage in magazines and journals, but that says nothing about the importance of the work. 

So many options in complementary feeds but which one do you choose? When selecting a complementary feed, what do you pay attention to and which one suits which indication?  At Grovet, we are driven to exceed horse vet expectations and are constantly developing our product line to keep optimising it. Our equine complementary feeds are of high quality and are formulated based on scientific knowledge. Grovet offers a wide range of complementary feeds to support the digestive system, but which one is suitable for which moment?

Bonpard Enteral Nutrition - for nasogastric feeding of horses that cannot or do not want to eat

Horses that cannot or will not eat due to surgery or serious illness need to be provided with essential nutrients to support recovery. In particular, water, energy, electrolytes, protein and vitamins are important for these horses. Nutrients can be administered to these horses via a nasogastric tube, often using pellets dissolved in water that can easily clog up the nasogastric tube. 

Bonpard has developed a product that contains the most important nutrients for ill horses and can be easily administered through a nasogastric tube. 

What is Bonpard Enteral Nutrition?

Enteral Nutrition is intended for nasogastric feeding of sick horses that do not want to eat and horses that (temporarily) cannot eat. Bonpard Enteral Nutrition contains

Administering omeprazole granules can be challenging. The unique method of administration of Equizol, makes it an excellent addition to treatment options for gastric ulcers. Equizol is an omeprazole granulate that horse owners can easily administer themselves. 

Stomach ulcers in sport horses

Grovet's Equizol is an omeprazole granulate for the treatment of gastric ulcers in horses.  Stomach ulcers are very common in sport horses, with a prevalence of about 90% in both racehorses in training and high-level endurance horses. A lower (58%) prevalence of gastric ulcers has been reported in competition horses in other disciplines, and it is frequently found even in horses that are trained intensively (53%).

Inhibition of gastric acid production is considered the therapeutic basis of the treatment of gastric ulcers in horses. Omeprazole is the drug of choice for this purpose.

Our colleagues Michelle and Sylvia attended last month the 11th edition of EEHNC in Gent for the workshop "update on claims and legislation" for equine nutrition. It was a very useful workshop for our colleagues Michelle and Sylvia responsible for equine nutrition and claims at Grovet.
The EEHNC is an international congress focused on equine health and nutrition. We look forward to next year's edition.

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Customer Service, Sacha van Dijk.

A great success for Grovet! The GDP certificate for human medicines has been obtained. These developments allow us to bring the quality of our products to maximum patient safety. At Grovet we strive for continuous improvement, this is a big step.