Welcome to Foxden Equine
Since introducing Quiessence in 1996, Foxden Equine, founded by Dr. Melyni Worth, PhD, PAS, has been a hallmark of excellence in equine nutrition. With a century's worth of horse management and competition know-how, our team doesn't just create our products; we trust and use them for our own beloved horses.
Foxden Equine stands firmly on the pillars of meticulous research, development, and marketing. Every supplement we offer is designed with your horse's well-being at its heart. Our commitment to quality is evident, as showcased by the NASC seal we proudly bear, assuring every product meets stringent quality and purity standards.
Our team isn't just passionate about products; we prioritize you. We're always ready to assist, educate, and ensure the best outcomes for you and your equine partner. Your feedback, inquiries, and suggestions are always welcome.
NASC Certified: A Mark of Trust
At Foxden Equine, we wear the National Animal Supplement Council (NASC) certification with pride. This seal isn’t just a symbol; it represents our unwavering commitment to quality and purity in our products. Being NASC certified means we adhere to rigorous industry standards, undergo regular audits, and consistently ensure our supplements meet the highest benchmarks. When you choose an NASC certified product, you’re choosing transparency, safety, and the very best for your equine companions.
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Mineral Balancers for Horses: The Ultimate Vitamin and Mineral Supplement
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Exploring the Benefits of Biotin for Horses: A Supplement for Equine Hoof Health
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Hay Dunking in Equines | Why Does My Horse Dunk His Hay?
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"This last year I have had two horses founder on Hay. This supplement pulled them through. And their hair has vivid color. Now I feed everyone this supplement. Health from the inside out!!"