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Herbs for horses – Healthy Belly
Complementary feed for horses and ponies prone to gastrointestinal diseases based on a proprietary composition of grains and herbs that positively affect the horse's digestive system. It helps regenerate damaged gastric mucosa, reduces the risk of ulcer recurrence, aids digestion and supports liver and intestinal health. For use as an additive to concentrate feed or mess.
Supports digestion and cares for the digestive system, recommended for horses with ulcers
Half the volume of the bag is 12 selected herbs
Can be served both dry and wet after brewing
Addition to basic feed or oats
For all types of horses and ponies prone to colic and digestive diseases.
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Lightly digestible and rich in natural ingredients feed mix for horses and ponies of all ages based on a proprietary composition of cereals and herbs that positively affect the horse’s digestive system. Recommended for horses exposed to gastrointestinal diseases, colicky with a tendency to constipation. For use as an additive to concentrate feed or mash providing variety to the ration. The feed can be fed dry or after pouring hot water.
The mucilage derived from flaxseed cake has a protective effect on the digestive tract, which minimizes the risk of stomach ulcers in the horse. Pectin from chokeberry pomace not only makes the supplement exceptionally tasty, it has a beneficial effect on the microflora in the gastrointestinal tract, as in the presence of low pH it forms a gel-like solution that protects the stomach mucosa. Chokeberry pomace is also a source of vitamin E and C, which are natural antioxidants and have strong antioxidant effects, and dried alfalfa has a buffering effect, regulating the pH of the stomach.
Thyme, coltsfoot and thistle husks are involved in regeneration and cleansing the body of toxins. The root of licorice and valerian not only has anti-inflammatory effects, but also antiviral and antibacterial. In addition, plantain, thanks to its ability to swell, facilitates the removal of sand from the intestines and aids in their mechanical cleansing. Nettle herb facilitates digestion, regulates metabolism and supports liver function and intestinal peristalsis. Mint, on the other hand, soothes hyperacidity, and the essential oils in it have anti-inflammatory and anti-ulcer properties. The addition of lemon balm, chamomile and fennel has a diastolic effect preventing bloating. Calendula used for diseases of mucous membranes stimulates tissue regeneration. The combination of all these herbs will be perfect for feeding sport horses exposed to intense exercise and stress.
The mucilage derived from flaxseed cake has a protective effect on the digestive tract, which minimizes the risk of stomach ulcers in the horse. Pectin from chokeberry pomace not only makes the supplement exceptionally tasty, it has a beneficial effect on the microflora in the gastrointestinal tract, as in the presence of low pH it forms a gel-like solution that protects the stomach mucosa. Chokeberry pomace is also a source of vitamin E and C, which are natural antioxidants and have strong antioxidant effects, and dried alfalfa has a buffering effect, regulating the pH of the stomach.
Thyme, coltsfoot and thistle husks are involved in regeneration and cleansing the body of toxins. The root of licorice and valerian not only has anti-inflammatory effects, but also antiviral and antibacterial. In addition, plantain, thanks to its ability to swell, facilitates the removal of sand from the intestines and aids in their mechanical cleansing. Nettle herb facilitates digestion, regulates metabolism and supports liver function and intestinal peristalsis. Mint, on the other hand, soothes hyperacidity, and the essential oils in it have anti-inflammatory and anti-ulcer properties. The addition of lemon balm, chamomile and fennel has a diastolic effect preventing bloating. Calendula used for diseases of mucous membranes stimulates tissue regeneration. The combination of all these herbs will be perfect for feeding sport horses exposed to intense exercise and stress.
Variety in the food ration
Convenient to use
Positive effects on the horse’s digestive system
Addition of flaxseed and chokeberry pomace
As many as 12 selected herbs
Feed can be fed dry or after pouring hot water at a ratio of 1:1, the recommended soaking time is about 20 minutes.
Flaxseed cake, dried granulated alfalfa, micronized barley, micronized corn, barley malt, chokeberry pomace, pea flakes, licorice root, thyme herb, fennel seed, nettle herb, goldenrod root, thistle seed, plantain herb, marigold petals, coltsfoot leaf, peppermint leaf, lemon balm leaf, chamomile herb.
Metabolic energy
9.8 MJ/kg
Crude protein
12,6%
Raw fat
4,5%
Crude fiber
19,5%
Raw ash
7,8%
Starch
17,1%
Sugar
4,2%
| 400kg | 500kg | 600kg | na 100kg masy ciaลa | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| prophylactically | 100 g | 125 g | 150 g | 25 g |
| ad hoc | 200 g | 250 g | 300 g | 50 g |
| In case of dental problems, a wet feed is recommended for horses that eat greedily. |
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