• Ensures normal digestive function 
• Maintains healthy appetite and weight by balancing nutrient production and absorption.
• Optimises wellbeing, general condition and temperament.
• Helps to reduce stress and therefore maintain correctly functioning gastro intestinal system.
• A totally natural way to help maintain an optimum immune system.
• Aids metabolism, improving nutrient production and absorption.

ANALYTICAL CONSTITUENTS

Water 97.0 %, raw protein 0.3 %, raw oils and fats 0.1 %, raw ash 1.3 %, raw fibre 0.6 %, Sodium 0,0 %, Lysine 0.0 %, Methionin 0.0 %

Herbal Ingredients include elements of the following:

Caraway – used as a remedy for colic, loss of appetite and digestive disorders.

Yarrow – used for stemming the flow of blood in wounds

Aniseed and fennel -Contain anethole, a phytoestrogen, sometimes called “dietary estrogens”, a diverse group of naturally occurring non-steroidal plant compounds that, because of their structural similarity with estradiol, have the ability to cause estrogenic effects.

Birch Leaves – many medicinal uses including diuretic.

Goldenrod – Known for aiding kidney and bladder problems.

Rosemary – contains anti-oxidants.

Peppermint – relieving intestine digestion and colic condition.

Marshmallow root – helpful in almost all problems related to inflammation of the digestive tract; including peptic ulcers, hiatus hernias, mouth ulcers, enteritis and colitis. It is also an anti-inflammatory.

Raspberry leaves – soothes diarrhoea or intestinal inflammation.

Horses 80 to 100ml a day

Ponies: 50 to 75ml a day

Yearlings: 25 to 50ml a day

Foals up to 12 weeks 10 to 20ml by syringe into the mouth. (From 12 weeks increase to 25ml

• After treatment following on from a course of anti-biotics.
• Weight loss
• Coat and Condition
• Stress
• Sustaining healthy gastro intestinal system
• Pregnant mares
• Travel

ANALYTICAL CONSTITUENTS

Water 97.0 %, raw protein 0.3 %, raw oils and fats 0.1 %, raw ash 1.3 %, raw fibre 0.6 %, Sodium 0,0 %, Lysine 0.0 %, Methionin 0.0 %

Herbal Ingredients include elements of the following:

Caraway – used as a remedy for colic, loss of appetite and digestive disorders.

Yarrow – used for stemming the flow of blood in wounds

Aniseed and fennel -Contain anethole, a phytoestrogen, sometimes called “dietary estrogens”, a diverse group of naturally occurring non-steroidal plant compounds that, because of their structural similarity with estradiol, have the ability to cause estrogenic effects.

Birch Leaves – many medicinal uses including diuretic.

Goldenrod – Known for aiding kidney and bladder problems.

Rosemary – contains anti-oxidents.

Peppermint – relieving intestine digestion and colic condition.

Marshmallow root – helpful in almost all problems related to inflammation of the digestive tract; including peptic ulcers, hiatus hernias, mouth ulcers, enteritis and colitis. It is also an anti-inflammatory.

Raspberry leaves – soothes diarrhea or intestinal inflammation.