ESS Supplements Supplementary Food Arthro Herbal

• supports the entire musculoskeletal system
• relies on natural ingredients and herbs that are known in medicine for their anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving effects: willow bark, turmeric, ginger, nettle, and frankincense
• is particularly suitable for horses that already suffer from osteoarthritis and lameness and show reduced mobility due to pain
• horses that are less mobile due to accidents and injuries and need to regenerate also benefit from feeding this supplement
• can prevent joint inflammation
• can be used for inflammatory processes in the joints, early and advanced osteoarthritis, spavin/hock inflammation, general lameness, changes in synovial fluid, after orthopedic treatments, after operations (arthroscopy, chip surgery), after falls and kicks, and in older horses with limited mobility

Note: This product is 100 % doping-free (tested according to FEI / ADMR control guidelines). The feeding recommendations and dosage information must be followed. If compliance cannot be guaranteed, it is sufficient to discontinue the product 48 hours before competition.

Composition

• brewer's grains, corn flour, brewer's yeast, calcium carbonate, sodium chloride, willow bark (ground), magnesium oxide, turmeric

Analytical constituents

• 89.60 % dry matter, 21.70 % crude ash, 16.70 % crude protein, 7.40 % crude fat, 5.70 % crude fiber, 4.10 % calcium, 2.00 % sodium, 1.50 % magnesium, 0.50 % phosphorus

Additives per kg

• vitamins, provitamins, and chemically defined substances with similar effects: 12,000.00 mg vitamin E from all-rac-alpha-tocopheryl acetate (3a700i), 3,000.00 mg vitamin C from ascorbic acid (3a300), preservatives: 160.00 mg citric acid (E1a330),
• flavoring agents: 150.00 mg flavoring agents (with natural antioxidants), 25,000.00 mg mixture of flavoring agents (including nettle, frankincense)

Application and Dosage

• large horses: up to 100 g per day (contains up to 30 servings/bucket)
• riding ponies: up to 75 g per day (contains up to 40 servings/bucket)
• supplementary feed is not a substitute for a varied diet tailored to the horse's needs and performance-based training.
• the recommended (daily) dose should not be exceeded without consulting a veterinarian.
• Note: Turmeric and ginger have a natural pungency that many horses need to get used to, so it is recommended that they be slowly integrated into the feed