Dr Silver

Dr Silver grew out of a personal experience with Silver, a horse that had respiratory challenges and joint stiffness. The family behind the brand sought a more structured approach to equine nutrition and developed supplements for needs such as mobility, breathing, digestion, skin and coat, metabolism, calm, and recovery. The website also includes therapy and care devices. The catalog is not one general formula: it separates products by the need a horse owner wants to address and explains ingredients and use on each product page.

Products include ArthroFlex Support PRO for mobility, Respiratory Support PRO, digestive and immune blends, seasonal skin support, and options for metabolism and hoof care. The brand says its products are formulated and made in the United Kingdom and describes its approach as “horse first” and science-led; it is also a trade member of the British Equestrian Trade Association. Its own terms say supplements do not diagnose, treat, or cure disease and should be part of a balanced management plan, alongside veterinary care when needed.

The store groups about 15 products and allows one-time purchases or subscriptions for some items. Product pages list ingredients, format, use, and precautions; for example, they advise consulting a veterinarian before adding supplements to a horse’s diet. For an owner, comparing the intended need, composition, and dosage with the animal’s existing feed may be more useful than choosing based on performance claims. Published testimonials are individual experiences and do not replace a professional assessment of the animal.

Dr Silver sells directly through its website and handles inquiries by email. The online store operates 24/7 and says orders placed before noon are processed the same day, Monday through Sunday, subject to purchase terms. Its story places the horse Silver at the center of the brand; the current catalog also includes therapy devices for horses and riders. Anyone considering a supplement should review the full label, consult a veterinarian, and confirm how the product should be stored and given.