Navalis Supplementary Feed Heparal Horse

• as the central organ in metabolic processes, a healthy liver is essential for the horse

• optimally supports liver function and liver regeneration

• ensured by means of highly bioavailable micronutrients

• ideal for liver insufficiency, during coat change or grazing

• navalis heparal for horses contains a unique combination of active ingredients consisting of micronutrients and secondary plant substances specially tailored to the liver metabolism

• this makes it ideal for supporting liver function, especially in cases of chronic liver insufficiency

• ideally, navalis heparal can also be used prophylactically as a cure due to its liver-protective and regeneration-promoting properties

Composition

• herbs (yarrow, artichoke, fennel seeds, caraway seeds) extruded soybeans, calcium carbonate, dextrose, linseed, dried carrots, lecithin, dicalcium phosphate, linseed oil (cold-pressed)

Analytical ingredients

• crude protein 17.8 %, crude fat 13.4 %, crude fibre 10.5 %, crude ash 12.9 %, sodium 0.7 %, choline 0.75 %, omega-3 fatty acids 2.0 %, omega-6 fatty acids 1.0 %, DL-methionine 0.19 %.

Nutritional and physiological additives per kg

• 3a821 Vitamin B1 2,000 mg

• 3a825ii Vitamin B2 1,800 mg

• 3a831 Vitamin B6 1,800 mg

• 3a835 Vitamin B12 1,200 µg

• 3a312 Vitamin C 20,000 mg

• 3a671 Vitamin D3 25,000 IU

• 3a700 Vitamin E 8,000 IU

• 3a841 Calcium D-pantothenate 150 mg

• 3a880 Biotin 25,000 µg

• 3a315 Niacinamide 1,000 mg

• 3a316 Folic acid 165 mg

• 3b407 Copper (copper(II) protein hydrolysate) 75 mg

• 3b505 Manganese (protein hydrolydate manganese chelate) 2,400 mg

• 3b811 Selenium (selenium yeast from Saccharomyces cerevisiae NCYC R397, inactivated) 4 mg

• 3b612 Zinc (protein hydrolysate zinc chelate) 2,000 mg

Sensory additives

• 2b17003 L-arginine 20,000 mg

Feeding recommendation

• 4 (up to a maximum of 8) scoops daily (equivalent to 60 g; maximum 120 g) for a horse with 600 kg body weight
• ideally, the feed should be divided into 2 meals
• the duration of feeding varies depending on requirements
• for long-term feeding, this can usually be adjusted to 45 g per 600 kg body weight per day
• the advice of a vet should be sought before feeding or extending the feeding period beyond 6 months
• during a liver function diet, it is recommended to give many small feed rations daily

Waiting period

• recommended withdrawal period according to ADMR: 48 hours