Digestive system, Page 3
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"Linseed oil for better coat and digestion. Flaxseed and its products have a positive effect on hair growth and digestion. Stiefel linseed oil is obtained from the highest...
linseed granules for better coat and digestion. Flaxseed and its products have a positive effect on hair growth and digestion. Flax granules are obtained by cold pressing of...
Nettle is excellent for metabolism. It acts as a diuretic, purifies the blood and is a natural source of minerals. Wild growing herb great for metabolism. Contains natural...
It originates from southern and eastern Europe, but has long been domesticated in Central Europe as well. Chamomile is one of the most popular medicinal herbs in Europe. It...
Stiefel A mixture of herbs against worms, can help regulate intestinal microflora. The selected mixture of herbs contains bitters and sharp substances that can affect the...
Herbs for proper kidney function. Selected herbs contain valuable substances to support kidney function. Nowadays, many of our horses suffer from metabolic disorders. Hand in...
Herbs for proper liver function, a balanced mixture suitable for a detoxification treatment, ideal for spring and autumn. It contains enough bitters and tannins, which can...
Until recently referred to as herbs with chromium. The selected mixture of herbs contains a proportion of natural chromium. Chromium supports the metabolism of carbohydrates,...
Stiefel Stomach Herbs is a 100% natural mixture of stomach herbs specially selected to stabilize the horse's stomach. It works against bloating, stomach cramps, as well as...
Anise has a wide range of effects on the body. It often has a beneficial effect on the entire digestive system. It helps maintain the regularity of intestinal peristalsis and...
Ideal for horses and ponies that suffer from loose stools, hyperacidity and repeated indigestion. Thrive contains a natural clay mineral that wipes away excess from the...
For horses and ponies in free (pasture) housing, it can be a problem to keep their weight under control. The breeder's natural reaction would be to reduce feed intake, but this...
