Blue chip BITES

Taste delicious - Your horse will love them.

Clean teeth - Blue Chip Bites’ hard crisp texture helps keep teeth clean with a gentle abrasive action.

Strong teeth - Blue Chip Bites contain calcium to help promote healthy teeth.

Healthy gums - Blue Chip Bites with mint Equifloss incorporate bioflavenoids to help maintain healthy teeth and gums. These delicious crunchy bites contain no added sugars.

Saliva production - Extensive trials have shown that the size, shape and texture of Blue Chip Bites leads to increased chewing, whilst active ingredients encourage the production of saliva.

Fresh breath - Blue Chip Bites taste and smell of mint to keep the horses’ breath fresh - palatable. Its active ingredients, menthol and menthone may also have a beneficial effect on the digestive and respiratory systems.

Training - Horses learn by association; whether you are training a horse or praising good behaviour, Blue Chip Bites provide the ideal reward.

Mouthing - Blue Chip Bites may be given before a training session or competition, to encourage the horse to mouth the bit.A horse who mouths the bit will be relaxed through the jaw and become a softer ride that won’t lean on your hands.

Catching - If your horse is difficult to catch, Blue Chip Bites are the ideal aid. Horses will soon look for you once they learn to associate the rattle of the Blue Chip jar with receiving a reward.

Fussy feeder - Blue Chip Bites can be placed on top of your horses’ feed and their delicious smell and taste will help encourage even the fussiest feeder to eat up.

Measure - When empty, the jar has a clear panel on the back, marked in grammes, so it can be used as a scoop to measure other Blue Chip products.

Blue Chip BITES - The first daily dental care for your horse. Blue Chip Bites have been developed to help actively promote healthy teeth and gums. Teeth play a large part in determining a horse’s lifespan. The condition of the horses' teeth influences his ability to acquire and masticate his food. In the wild, healthy teeth are vital, enabling the horse to graze on a large variety of grasses and herbs. Domesticated horses and ponies have a very different lifestyle - advances in all aspects of their management have contributed to them living longer, many being fit and healthy throughout their twenties and thirties, only starting to drop condition when they can no longer chew and grind their feed due to losing their teeth. Adequate chewing and mastication is required in order to expose the inner portions of forages and grains to enzymatic breakdown in the horses' small intestine. Ensuring horses' teeth and gums remain healthy is one area where owners can help prolong their horses' lives.