Global Herbs Garlic Granules 1kg for Horses

Premium quality Garlic Granules for horses. Garlic is known to help discourage flies and insects, as well as encourage normal breathing and healthy skin condition. It's a simple supplement to add to your horse's diet and comes with many health benefits. As with all Global Herbs supplements for horses, these are high-quality granules, the highest grade garlic sourced especially for premium results for your equine friends. Benefits of garlic granules for horses: 

• Naturally discourages flies and other insects

• Supports general health

• Immune system support

• Easy to supplement

• 100% Garlic

Feeding garlic to horses: Feed 1.5 scoops of garlic per day for an average 500kg horse and more, in the same proportion for larger horses. Garlic can be fed throughout the year and is safe for everyday consumption as additional support for your horse's health. Will garlic keep flies away? Yes, it's an ideal herb to supplement and deter insects. It can simply be mixed in with your horse's feed and keep flies and other insects away. When is it not advisable to give garlic to horses? It’s important to be conscious of interactions with medical treatments and keep your horse healthy. If you have any questions about garlic granules for horses, you’re welcome to contact our advice line for more information. What vitamins and minerals are in garlic granules? Garlic contains manganese, vitamin B6, vitamin C selenium, calcium, copper, potassium, phosphorus, iron. and vitamin B1. It's quite a good list with natural mineral content which all have health benefits for horses making it a great choice for horse owners.

Frequently Asked Questions

How should I introduce this product?

Follow the feeding directions on the product label and introduce dietary changes gradually where appropriate. Use the serving recommended for your horse or pony.

Can it be used alongside other horse supplements?

Check ingredient lists to avoid unnecessary duplication. If your horse takes medication, has an existing condition, is pregnant or is on a specialist diet, seek veterinary or qualified equine nutrition advice before combining supplements.

What if my horse competes?

Competition rules can vary. Check the current rules that apply to your discipline and pay particular attention to any competition warning supplied with the product.