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English
Gastric
A MIXTURE OF HERBS FOR THE STOMACH & HIND GUT WITH ACID NEUTRALISING INGREDIENTS.
HerbalSolution
Available in 1.5kg & 3kg packs
Contains: Calcium Carbonate, Sodium Bicarbonate, Mint, Fennel seed,Calendula, Meadowsweet,Fenugreek and Brewers Yeast
DO NOT FEED TO MARES IN FOAL
Ponies 1 scoop a day
Horses 2 scoops a day
Horse over 700kg 3 scoops a day
Scoop included with supplement to daily feed
Calendula A gentle lymphatic tonic, Calendula petals are easy to add to your horses feed bucket. Calendula is used in formulas for gastrointestinal issues such as ulcers. Calendula can be combined with other gut-soothing herbs. It also has calmative properties.
Calcium carbonate Can be used as an antacid to relieve heartburn, acid indigestion, and upset stomach.
Sodium Bicarbonate can have a natural alkalising effect, which may help neutralise excess acid in the stomach often used as an antacid, a cleanser, and to replenish electrolytes.
Brewers Yeast can help improve the digestion of fiber, which can be beneficial to animals at any stage of their lives. There are many benefits of feeding brewer’s yeast. In addition to providing animals with essential nutrients, it can also help with digestive issues and skin problems.
Fennel is a superb stomach and intestinal remedy used in cases of flatulence and colic and gastric upset. It acts similarly on the digestive tract as catnip. It is classified as a carminative aromatic and anti-spasmodic.
Fenugreek may help sooth inflamed intestines and may help reduce complications induced by ulcers it can help aid digestion and is high in vital vitamins and minerals including vitamin E
Mint has a cooling, soothing and anesthetic effect on the smooth muscles of the stomach and intestines, which makes it one of the key herbs to choose when dealing with horses prone to colic, gastric or duodenal ulceration, smooth muscle spasm, trapped gas, digestive cramping or poor appetite as an appitite stimulant.
Meadowsweet may sooth the stomach and help to maintain normal PH balance may firm up loose dropping and reduce acidity in the stomach.
A HerbalSolution
Herbs were our first source of medications many years ago. In ancient Greece for example, willow bark was the source of salicylic acid, the base ingredient of aspirin was used to relieve pain and fever, all over the world a variety of plants including comfrey, cayenne and mint have long been known for their medicinal properties. Even in this age of modern pharmaceuticals, herbs are the basis for many products, while the plants themselves are still valued by many for their therapeutic effects.
A herb is basically any plant based product used for culinary, medicinal or cosmetic purposes.In just about any discussion of dietary supplements, however, the term herb refers to plants that contain bioactive compounds, which can have effects on any organism consuming them, or those from which extracts with desirable properties can be derived. The feeding of herbs is becoming increasingly popular with horse owners across the globe. As we become more aware of the benefits of feeding certain herbs, it has become common practice to add dried herbs or herbal tinctures to horse feed as a means to promote health and wellbeing. In the wild, horses naturally graze on a variety of plant species to supplement their diet. As herbivores, they are designed to live on plants and plant materials; both to satisfy nutritional requirements as well as provide medicinal value. Horses are great at self-selecting herbs to satisfy these needs, seeking out certain herbs and plants by instinct. Herbs can offer a wide range of support to the horse, from maintaining healthy digestive and immune systems, to helping soothe those prone to nervous or excitable behaviour.
HerbalSolution
Available in 1.5kg & 3kg packs
Contains: Calcium Carbonate, Sodium Bicarbonate, Mint, Fennel seed,Calendula, Meadowsweet,Fenugreek and Brewers Yeast
DO NOT FEED TO MARES IN FOAL
Ponies 1 scoop a day
Horse over 700kg 3 scoops a day
Scoop included with supplement to daily feed
Calendula A gentle lymphatic tonic, Calendula petals are easy to add to your horses feed bucket. Calendula is used in formulas for gastrointestinal issues such as ulcers. Calendula can be combined with other gut-soothing herbs. It also has calmative properties.
Calcium carbonate Can be used as an antacid to relieve heartburn, acid indigestion, and upset stomach.
Sodium Bicarbonate can have a natural alkalising effect, which may help neutralise excess acid in the stomach often used as an antacid, a cleanser, and to replenish electrolytes.
Brewers Yeast can help improve the digestion of fiber, which can be beneficial to animals at any stage of their lives. There are many benefits of feeding brewer’s yeast. In addition to providing animals with essential nutrients, it can also help with digestive issues and skin problems.
Fennel is a superb stomach and intestinal remedy used in cases of flatulence and colic and gastric upset. It acts similarly on the digestive tract as catnip. It is classified as a carminative aromatic and anti-spasmodic.
Fenugreek may help sooth inflamed intestines and may help reduce complications induced by ulcers it can help aid digestion and is high in vital vitamins and minerals including vitamin E
Mint has a cooling, soothing and anesthetic effect on the smooth muscles of the stomach and intestines, which makes it one of the key herbs to choose when dealing with horses prone to colic, gastric or duodenal ulceration, smooth muscle spasm, trapped gas, digestive cramping or poor appetite as an appitite stimulant.
Meadowsweet may sooth the stomach and help to maintain normal PH balance may firm up loose dropping and reduce acidity in the stomach.
A HerbalSolution
Herbs were our first source of medications many years ago. In ancient Greece for example, willow bark was the source of salicylic acid, the base ingredient of aspirin was used to relieve pain and fever, all over the world a variety of plants including comfrey, cayenne and mint have long been known for their medicinal properties. Even in this age of modern pharmaceuticals, herbs are the basis for many products, while the plants themselves are still valued by many for their therapeutic effects.
A herb is basically any plant based product used for culinary, medicinal or cosmetic purposes.In just about any discussion of dietary supplements, however, the term herb refers to plants that contain bioactive compounds, which can have effects on any organism consuming them, or those from which extracts with desirable properties can be derived. The feeding of herbs is becoming increasingly popular with horse owners across the globe. As we become more aware of the benefits of feeding certain herbs, it has become common practice to add dried herbs or herbal tinctures to horse feed as a means to promote health and wellbeing. In the wild, horses naturally graze on a variety of plant species to supplement their diet. As herbivores, they are designed to live on plants and plant materials; both to satisfy nutritional requirements as well as provide medicinal value. Horses are great at self-selecting herbs to satisfy these needs, seeking out certain herbs and plants by instinct. Herbs can offer a wide range of support to the horse, from maintaining healthy digestive and immune systems, to helping soothe those prone to nervous or excitable behaviour.
Brand:
Equehemp
weight:
1500.0
Product Condition:
New
