EquiGreen Magenschutz 1.5 kg
€83.95
- Advantages
- Bonds excess stomach acid and protects the gastric mucosa
- Supports the natural regulation of the acid-base balance
- Harmful substances and toxins can be bound with the help of humic acids and volcanic earths
- Cell protection through antioxidant properties (OPC)
- Can support the physiological regeneration of the gastric mucosa
Product information "EquiGreen Magenschutz 1.5 kg"
Acid buffer, mucosal protection, and toxin bonding - in support of the regeneration of the gastrointestinal tract due to feeding
Due to the high bonding capacity, the sensitive mucous membranes are positively influenced in their natural regeneration, and a better absorption of required substances is promoted. The protective ingredients coat the gastric and intestinal, mucous membranes and, thus, ensure a natural and gentle remediation.
Composition: peat, green oat, pectin, linseed, sage leaves, licorice root, spirulina, grape pips meal
Additives/kg: Technological additives: bentonite (1m558i) 50 g.
The total amount of bentonite must not exceed the permitted maximum level in complete feedingstuff of 20000 mg/kg of complete feedingstuff.
Constituants analytiques: protéine brute 9,7%, matière graisse brute 7,3%, cellulose brute 13,3%, cendres brutes 9,9%, sodium 0,18%
Feeding recommendation: Add daily ca. 10 g/100 kg body weight to the feed for at least 6 weeks.. In case of increased need, the indicated feeding quantity can be doubled. 1 tbsp. corresponds to ca. 5 g. Maximum amount of EquiGreen Gastric Protection: 400 g/kg of complete feedingstuff.
The simultaneous oral use with macrolides shall be avoided.
Properties:
| Animal categories: | Horses, Donkeys |
|---|---|
| Composition: | Apple, Flax, Grape seed flour, Green oats, Liquorice root, Peat, Sage (salvia officinalis), Spirulina |
| Feed Profile: | Active & Sport, Leisure, Breeding, Vegetarian, Grain-free, Vegan, Feeding |
| Phase of life: | Juniors, Adults, Seniors |
| Product form: | Powders |
| Product type: | Supplementary feed |
| Special Requirements: | Health, Internal organs, Intestines, Mucous membrane protection, Refusal to feeding, Stomach, Stomach protection |
Manufacturer information "EquiGreen"
Natural horse health from cdVet is called EquiGreen. The line includes all cdVet products in the horse segment and is not only impressive due to its elegant design. This feed supplement, care and hygiene series is specially tailored to the needs of horses and offers riders and animals a wide range of natural care in all areas.
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