Sulfur for the structures that move them
Much of the sulfur in a horse’s diet arrives in the amino acids methionine and cysteine, which are also needed to build protein. MSM provides a direct source of sulfur, helping spare those amino acids for their other roles.
The cushion that takes the concussion
Cartilage cushions the joint as it moves. Its collagen-rich structure takes the impact of every stride, especially on hard ground.
What holds a joint in line
Tendons and ligaments support and stabilize the joint. A horse in regular work continually maintains and remodels these connective tissues.
Ten grams, and twenty
A study of 30 racing Standardbreds compared daily amounts of 10 and 20 g of MSM. Both supplemented groups improved their training times, with the larger amount showing the greater change.


Equine MSM
MSM for horses, in a 10 gram scoop of pure organic sulfur. Purica Equine MSM promotes joint health and mobility, introduced gradually over two weeks and fed once a day with a meal. Vegan, and made in Canada.
Benefits
Equine MSM
1kg
6157 Scott Rd
6157 Scott Rd
Duncan BC V9L 6Y8
Canada
Contains the following guaranteed pure ingredients /scoop (10 grams/0.35 oz = 1 tablespoon):
| methyl sulfonyl methane (MSM) | 10,000 mg |
Suggested use:
Introduce gradually over a two-week period to a concentrated dose of ½ scoop per 300 pounds body weight. Administer orally during or after mealtime once a day.
After 30 – 60 days it may be possible to reduce intake to ¼ scoop per 300 pounds body weight.
Store in a cool, dry place. Do not use if seal is broken. Free of all artificial ingredients, preservatives, additives and common allergens. Not for use with animals intended for slaughter.
- Bone health support
- Joint and connective tissue support
- Easing skin conditions
Start gradually. Feed to weight.
Introduce it gradually
Build up to the full amount over two weeks. Give once daily during or after a meal, mixed into feed.
Half a scoop per 300 lb
Each scoop contains 10 g of MSM. Match the number of scoops to your horse’s body weight.
| ¼ scoop | ½ scoop | 1 scoop |
|---|---|---|
| 150 lb | 300 lb | 600 lb |
Adjust the maintenance amount
After 30–60 days, it may be possible to reduce intake to a quarter scoop per 300 lb of body weight.
Straight from the horse's mouth
Worth starting before you need it
Give their joints daily support for the work, play and miles ahead.
