Stiefel Intestinal Herbal Liquid Horse Supplement Feed, 1 l

Stiefel Intestinal Herbal Liquid – natural support for your horse's gastrointestinal tract

The Stiefel Intestinal Herbal Liquid is a supplementary feed for horses made from a specially selected herbal blend. It contains no artificial flavourings and can help regulate the whole gastrointestinal tract. A practical choice for horse owners looking for a natural way to support everyday digestion or periods of extra strain.

The herbs in this liquid – sage, lemon balm, chamomile, yarrow, oregano and aniseed – are boiled and filtered and can have a positive effect on the digestive tract. You can feed it either continuously or specifically, for example when changing stables, switching feed, or at the start of the grazing season.

Overview:

• Natural herbal blend without artificial flavourings
• Can help regulate the whole gastrointestinal tract
• Liquid form for easy, precise dosing
• Suitable for continuous or targeted use during demanding phases
• Free from added sugar and artificial colours

Feeding recommendation:

• Horses (600 kg bw): 70 ml daily
• Small horses: 35 ml daily
• Daily dose can be split into two portions
• Feeding duration: at least 14 days, a course of up to 6 weeks is recommended

Composition:

• Herbal blend, boiled and filtered (sage, lemon balm, chamomile, yarrow, oregano, aniseed)

Analytical constituents:

• Moisture: 98.6%
• Crude protein: <0.50%
• Crude fibre: <0.30%
• Crude ash: 0.60%
• Crude fat: <1.00%
• Sodium: <0.50%

Storage:

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and use up quickly once opened.

Scope of delivery:

1x Stiefel Intestinal Herbal Liquid, 1 l

FAQ:

What is Stiefel Intestinal Herbal Liquid made from?
It is made from a boiled and filtered herbal blend of sage, lemon balm, chamomile, yarrow, oregano and aniseed, without artificial flavourings.

When should I use it?
You can feed it continuously or specifically during periods of increased strain on the gastrointestinal tract, e.g. when changing stables, switching feed or at the start of the grazing season.

Can I feed it to pregnant mares?
Administer to pregnant mares only after consulting a vet.