EquiPulmin® Liquid - Complementary feed for horses to support respiratory function

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EquiPulmin® liquid is a liquid complementary feed for horses to support respiratory function.

The formula contains a selected combination of plant extracts from thyme and ivy. Herbal and mineral biostimulants support the metabolic function of the respiratory system and can thereby assist the natural regeneration processes.

What is it intended for?

EquiPulmin® liquid is suitable for nutritional support:

• of normal respiratory function

• of metabolism in the respiratory system

• during phases of increased respiratory stress

• as a supplement to therapeutic measures for impaired respiratory function

• during convalescence

Properties

• Liquid complementary feed for horses

• With thyme extract

• With ivy extract

• To support respiratory function

• High palatability

• Easy to administer via feed

Feeding recommendation

Add 50 ml of EquiPulmin® liquid per horse per day to the feed.

Duration of feeding

Feed for at least 10 days.

Package size

Dosing bottle with 500 ml.

Important notes

Complementary feeds are not a substitute for veterinary diagnosis or treatment.

In the case of persistent or severe respiratory symptoms, coughing, shortness of breath, fever, or a deterioration in general condition, the horse should be examined by a veterinarian.

Composition

Apple juice concentrate, dextrose, lactose.

Additives per liter

Flavoring and appetite-stimulating substances:

• Thyme extract: 200,000 mg

• Ivy extract: 30,000 mg

Technological additives:

• Sorbic acid as potassium sorbate (1k202): 1,700 mg

• Propionic acid as sodium propionate (1k281): 8,300 mg

Analytical constituents

• Crude protein: 0.6%

• Crude fat: 0.1%

• Crude fiber: 0.05%

• Crude ash: 1.5%

• Moisture: 53%

• Sodium: 0.3%

Side effects and tolerance

When fed according to instructions, there are no known particular intolerances based on the available product information.

In case of unusual reactions or a deterioration in general condition, stop feeding and seek veterinary advice.