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Spring Turnout = Time to Refresh Your Water Troughs!

For many of us, horses are finally being turned back out as the fields begin to dry. Others are moving from winter paddocks into their summer grazing.

Whichever stage you’re at, one thing is almost guaranteed…
your water troughs have turned green and slimy!

Why Clean Water Matters

The first step in supporting your horse’s health and hydration is simple:
clean, fresh drinking water.

But let’s be honest—scrubbing out troughs is a thankless job, and algae returns within days.

Have You Considered a Water Treatment?

You might have thought about it—but also had concerns:

  • Is it safe for my horse to drink?
  • Will my horse actually drink it?
  • Is it complicated to use?
  • Will it take up more time?

Introducing EndoSan Water Treatment

EndoSan is a human-grade water treatment that is:

  • ✔ Completely safe for horses to drink
  • ✔ Organic and biodegradable
  • ✔ Odourless, colourless, and tasteless

It doesn’t just keep your trough clean — you’ll have crystal clear algae free water as well.

How It Works

EndoSan acts as both:

  • A  biocide – removing and preventing biofilm (the root cause of algae growth)
  • An algaecide – stopping algae from forming in the       first place

By maintaining a consistent dose, you can enjoy:

Crystal clear water
Cleaner troughs
Less scrubbing and maintenance.

Simple to Use, Easy to Maintain

  1. Measure your trough volume
  2. Use our EndoSan dosage calculator
  3. Maintain levels at 50ppm using test strips

How often you top up depends on:

  • Number of horses drinking
  • Sunlight vs shade
  • Weather conditions

Full instructions here:
https://ag-plus.co.uk/water/

Better for Your Horse

EndoSan is:

  • ✔ Tasteless (horses readily drink it)
  • ✔ Removes chlorine taste and smell
  • ✔ Helps reduce cross-contamination risks
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Did you know?


Strangles bacteria can survive in water for up to 6 weeks.

Keeping water clean isn’t just about appearance—it’s about protecting your horses’ health.

More Than Just Troughs

If you:

  • Store water in containers
  • Use harvested rainwater
  • Rely  on spring, well, or borehole water
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We can help you test, advise, and treat your water supply.