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Boomerang Nutrition Ltd. Importing and distributing Coolstance Copra into the UK & Europe since 1999 CoolStance is a copra meal feed for horses.

Copra Meal is the white part of coconut, naturally low in starch and sugar

05/04/2026

#🌱 Welcome to Mycotoxin Awareness Week 🌱

Real Results & Owners Stories with Mycosorb A + and ReMove

If you have been following along this week, you will know that you can’t avoid mycotoxins but you can support and protect your horse’s digestive health and overall wellbeing.

Mycosorb A + and ReMove were created to address the real world challenges shown in current research.

ReMove combines:

Mycosorb A+ and algae meal
✅ Helps bind a wide range of mycotoxins in the digestive tract.

Actigen & Ecocell (MOS prebiotics)
✅ Support beneficial hindgut bacteria and immune function.

PowerStance (lauric acid)
✅ Supports gut health, appetite, and skin/coat condition.

No binder can eliminate mycotoxins, but using Mycosorb A+ or ReMove can support a practical, multi layered way to reduce their impact and support long term wellbeing, particularly during high risk periods, such as spring and summer.

Nothing speaks louder than the real results from horses and owners ⤵

“A few months back my thoroughbred developed scabby itchy patches along his back and down his legs and noticeable drop in his top line. I tried many different topical treatments and washes but no change his back was hot and sore and no way I could put a saddle on him. I decided I had nothing to lose by trying a toxin binder and within a week his itch was gone. I have also noticed a huge change in his overall condition and energy levels in the weeks since then. His coat is glistening and his muscle tone is the best it’s ever been but even more importantly my very hot headed and sensitive horse is calm and so much happier in his work.”

Our full blog on mycotoxins is on the website now and you can shop Mycosorb A + and ReMove now with 15% off using the code MAW15

https://www.boomerangnutrition.co.uk/product-category/equine-products/toxin-binders/

04/04/2026

🌱 Welcome to Mycotoxin Awareness Week 🌱

What is mycotoxin binding?

There are a variety of toxin binders out there and they are not all created equal, they work by attaching to mycotoxins in the gut before they can be absorbed into the bloodstream. Once bound, the toxins are carried safely through the digestive tract and excreted.

Inorganic binders such as bentonite clays and aluminosilicates are great for aflatoxins, but less effective for fusarium toxins which are the ones most relevant to horses.

Organic binders, particularly those derived from yeast and algae bind a broader range of toxins and mannan oligosaccharides (MOS) also support hindgut health.

Broad spectrum support is important as many horses rarely encounter just one mycotoxin

Next, we will be looking at how Mycosorb A+ and ReMove can support your horse

Can’t wait – find out more here ⤵ and use the code MAW15 for 15% off all orders of Mycosorb A + and ReMove

https://www.boomerangnutrition.co.uk/product-category/equine-products/toxin-binders/

03/04/2026

🌱 Welcome to Mycotoxin Awareness Week 🌱

What can I do to prevent the impacts of Mycotoxins?

It is important to understand that you cannot completely eliminate mycotoxins, but you can reduce their impact.

- Avoid over grazed or drought-stressed fields
- Store hay for at least 3 months before feeding
- Ensure haylage is fully sealed and discard punctured or musty smelling forage
- Buy feed from FEMAS accredited manufacturers
- Store feeds in a clean, cool and dry place in sealed bins
- Choose and clean, dry and quality bedding
- Test forage when any concerns arise

Prevention and support are all about reducing the overall toxin burden, not eliminating it.

Next, we will be looking at toxin binders and why some work better for horses than others

Can’t wait? You can read more in our dedicated blog ⤵

https://www.boomerangnutrition.co.uk/understanding-mycotoxins-and-their-effects/

02/04/2026

🌱 Welcome to Mycotoxin Awareness Week 🌱

What are the signs your horse may be affected?

Mycotoxin symptoms can be subtle, difficult to pinpoint, are often varied and can sometimes be written off as ‘just your horse’

Symptoms can include but are not limited to:
• Unexplained poor performance
• Reduced appetite
• Behavioural changes
• Compromised immunity
• Neurological signs
• Liver enzyme elevations
• Diarrhoea or inconsistent manure
• Photosensitivity
• Swollen mammary glands or altered seasons in mares

Getting an official diagnosis can be costly and typically involves ruling out many other potential causes of the symptoms as well as testing forage through a reputable laboratory. Any results should be reviewed alongside a suitable nutrition or veterinary professional.

In our next topic we will be looking at what you can do to reduce the impact of mycotoxins

Can’t wait? You can read more in our dedicated blog ⤵

https://www.boomerangnutrition.co.uk/understanding-mycotoxins-and-their-effects/

01/04/2026

🌱 Welcome to Mycotoxin Awareness Week 🌱

What are the key Mycotoxins that can affect your horse?

Not all mycotoxins behave in the same way, and some are higher risk for horses than others

The three major fungal groups to understand are:

Fusarium – These are typically found out in the field, growing on grasses and cereal crops before they are ever harvested. Fusarium produces several well known toxins, including the trichothecenes (such as deoxynivalenol, or DON), which interfere with normal cell function and can irritate the gut lining, reduce appetite, and weaken the immune system. Another important group of Fusarium toxins is the fumonisins, to which horses are particularly sensitive. These toxins are associated with serious neurological and liver damage.

Aspergillus & Penicillium – These typically develop after harvest, especially in warm, damp, poorly stored forage.

Endophyte toxins – These are found inside the plant. Ryegrass and tall fescue can contain ergovaline and lolitrem B and there is no visible mould. These are linked to vasoconstriction, poor thermoregulation, reproductive issues, and neurological signs.

Understanding the source can help reduce the exposure.

Next, we will be looking at the potential symptoms of mycotoxin exposure

Can’t wait? You can read more in our dedicated blog ⤵

https://www.boomerangnutrition.co.uk/understanding-mycotoxins-and-their-effects/

31/03/2026

🌱 Welcome to Mycotoxin Awareness Week 🌱

Where do Mycotoxins come from?

Mycotoxins can be found in forage both before it’s harvested and during storage.

In the field, fungi such as Fusarium can affect grasses and cereal crops during growth. Warm, humid and fluctuating weather conditions, particularly those we are experiencing in the UK spring and summer, encourage their development.

During storage fungi such as aspergillus and penicillium can thrive when hay or haylage is baled too wet, when plastic wrap is punctured, or when feed is stored warm, damp or in poorly ventilated conditions. These can continue to produce toxins long after the forage has been harvested.

Because horses consume large quantities of forage daily and have a sensitive digestive system, they can be particularly vulnerable to the effects of these toxins.

Want to know more? You can read more in our dedicated blog ⤵

https://www.boomerangnutrition.co.uk/understanding-mycotoxins-and-their-effects/

30/03/2026

🌱 Welcome to Mycotoxin Awareness Week 🌱

What are mycotoxins and why do they matter?

Mycotoxins are everywhere, even in good pasture and forages. They are invisible compounds produced by fungi and moulds such as fusarium, aspergillus and penicillium. They are found in pasture, hay, haylage, cereals and even bedding and can be detrimental to the horse, causing an array of symptoms.

They are heat stable, meaning that they can survive processes such as pelleting and even digestion. Over 500 mycotoxins have been identified and horses are often exposed to several at once.

Over the next few days, we’ll explore what the science tells us and help you to ensure your horse’s health and wellbeing is protected.

Can’t wait? You can read more in our dedicated blog ⤵

https://www.boomerangnutrition.co.uk/understanding-mycotoxins-and-their-effects/

29/03/2026

The impact of mycotoxins is an increasingly important topic in equine nutrition and in the coming week we are working to raise awareness.

Throughout the week, we’ll be sharing the key topics, impacts to look out for, management tips and real world support.

If you are on our mailing list, you would already have had an taster of what is to come over the next few days. Make sure you are following and please share the content with your community. The more owners understand mycotoxins, the better we can support our horses.

18/03/2026

H**p Hulls & Hearts offer a powerful combination of natural benefits:

🤎 Rich in quality plant protein and digestible fibre
🤎 Naturally low in sugar and starch
🤎 Supports digestion, gut health and blood sugar regulation
🤎 Contains all 9 essential amino acids
🤎 Excellent Omega 3:6 ratio (1:3) plus Omega 9
🤎 Naturally occurring anti-inflammatory compounds, including GLA
🤎 Non-GMO, chemical-free and additive-free

This makes it an ideal choice for horses needing cool, steady energy, digestive support and a clean, effective protein source.

In stock and available now!

https://www.boomerangnutrition.co.uk/product/hemp-hulls-and-hearts/

16/03/2026

As the season kicks off, are your horses energy demands increasing? If you feel that your horse needs that little bit more support then why not see what PowerStance powdered coconut oil can deliver:

🥥 More cool energy and stamina
🥥 More condition
🥥 More support for gut health More natural shine from the inside out

https://www.boomerangnutrition.co.uk/product/powerstance-powdered-coconut-oil-for-horses

14/03/2026

Yea-Sacc 1026 – Supporting your horses digestive health

Our premium yeast culture supports your horse by helping to maintain a natural digestive equilibrium. It promotes fibre fermentation and supports hindgut pH balance.

A comfortable, healthy gut ensures your horse is resilient and ready to perform. 🐎

You can find more and shop on the website ⤵
https://www.boomerangnutrition.co.uk/product/yea-sacc-1026/

12/03/2026

If you’re managing a sensitive gut, the link between feeds that are high in starch and gastric ulcers is one that can’t be ignored. From how cereals affect stomach pH to why fibre focussed feeding matters, our dedicated blog breaks it all down in a way that’s practical, evidence based, and easy to relate to your everyday routine.

If you want to understand what’s really going on inside your horse’s digestive system and how to support a healthier gut then read the full article here ⤵

https://www.boomerangnutrition.co.uk/equine-ulcers-why-you-should-minimise-cereals-in-your-horses-diet/

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