Devils Relief

Name: Devils Relief
Brand: Feeds and Stoves

Feeds and Stoves

£11.99

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Devil’s Relief is a powerful combination of herbal tinctures formulated together with Devil’s Claw, a herb native to Africa. Devils Relief helps ease stiffness associated with limited flexibility. The older horse may particularly benefit from Devil’s Relief, not only because it directly targets stiffness, but also because the bitter action of this formulation can help stimulate the digestive system, and poor digestion and absorption are often associated with old age. Devil’s Relief can be fed to all horses and ponies with the exception of pregnant mares.

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Registered at Companies House as FEEDS AND STOVES LIMITED, number SC533197. Checked 2026-08-29.
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