Global Herbs Mint Chopped for Horses
Global Herbs Mint Chopped for Horses
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Please note we do not provide a scoop in the tub due to the volume of this mix.
Its natural aroma and taste make Mint a welcome addition to any feed, appealing to fussy eaters and aiding in medication administration.
Known for its mild soothing and anti-inflammatory properties, Mint alleviates gastrointestinal discomfort, reduces digestive upset, and promotes overall digestive health.
Mint’s calming and relaxing qualities offer relief from stress and anxiety in horses, while its antioxidant action supports the immune system and enhances overall vitality.
- Mild soothing and anti-inflammatory properties help to alleviate gastrointestinal discomfort and reduce digestive upset
- Natural aroma and taste enhance feed palatability, appealing to fussy eaters
- Calming qualities to reduce stress and anxiety in horses
Feeding rate (based on an average 500kg horse): 30-40g per day
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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.
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If your pet has an existing health condition, takes medication, is pregnant or nursing, or has persistent symptoms, speak with your vet before introducing a new supplement or wellness product.