Balsamic Air - Horse respiratory tract - 1 L - AUDEVARD

Balsamic Air 1 L AUDEVARD: respiratory support for horses in equestrian environments

An aromatic solution designed to support horse breathing

Balsamic Air 1 L AUDEVARD is a solution intended to support the horse's respiratory tract. It is used in stable environments.

This formula combines aromatic compounds recognised for their respiratory benefits.

It helps improve the respiratory comfort of horses exposed to dust.

It fits easily into the daily management of ambient air.

It is particularly suited to horses living in boxes.

An action adapted to confined stable atmospheres

Enclosed environments may contain:

• bedding dust
• hay particles
• environmental spores
• seasonal pollens

These elements can affect the horse's respiratory tract.

Balsamic Air helps maintain a more comfortable respiratory environment.

Support for the horse's respiratory tract during exposure to dust

Horses have a sensitive respiratory system.

Repeated exposure to airborne particles can cause respiratory discomfort.

Support for the horse's respiratory tract then becomes essential in certain situations:

• winter periods in the box
• frequent transport
• regular sporting activity
• dusty environment
• seasonal transitions

Balsamic Air supports these sensitive periods.

A solution suited to sport horses and stabled horses

Athletic horses have specific respiratory needs.

Comfortable breathing supports:

• recovery after exercise
• the quality of ridden work
• the maintenance of performance
• overall respiratory well-being

This solution fits easily into a well-managed respiratory programme.

An aromatic formulation drawn from AUDEVARD's equine respiratory expertise

The Audevard laboratory develops solutions dedicated to horse health.

Balsamic Air is part of this specialised approach.

Its aromatic formulation is designed to support the horse's respiratory tract.

It helps improve respiratory comfort in enclosed environments.

It supports respiratory management during high-risk periods.

A complementary approach to managing ambient air

Air quality directly influences the horse's breathing.

Certain practices also contribute to respiratory comfort:

• suitable building ventilation
• forage quality
• bedding management
• dust reduction

Balsamic Air complements these environmental measures.

1 L format: packaging suited to equestrian facilities

The 1 litre format is particularly suited to regular use.

It is suitable for:

• private owners' stables
• riding centres
• sport stables
• horse breeding operations

This format makes it easy to integrate into a collective respiratory routine.

A solution suited to prolonged use

An economical format allows:

• use on several horses
• ongoing management of the respiratory environment
• optimisation of seasonal respiratory monitoring

It is a suitable choice for professional facilities.

Benefits of Balsamic Air 1 L AUDEVARD

• aromatic solution for the horse's respiratory tract
• suited to dusty environments
• useful during winter periods or when stabled
• suited to sport horses
• supports equine respiratory comfort
• formulation developed by AUDEVARD
• economical 1 litre format
• suited to equestrian facilities

Frequently asked questions about supporting the horse's respiratory tract

What are the 4 respiratory tracts?

In horses, the respiratory system comprises several complementary segments. A general distinction is made between the upper and lower respiratory tracts. The upper tract includes the nasal cavities, pharynx and larynx. The lower tract includes the trachea and bronchi. Together, these structures allow air to circulate towards the lungs. Their proper functioning determines the horse's respiratory capacity, particularly during exercise or in dusty environments.

What are the 4 most common respiratory diseases?

Several respiratory conditions are frequently seen in horses. These include recurrent airway obstruction, known as RAO. Mild to moderate equine asthma is also common. Viral respiratory infections are also frequent in group housing. Finally, certain bacterial conditions can affect the trachea or bronchi. Good environmental management helps limit these respiratory situations.

What are the 3 signs of respiratory distress?

Several signs can indicate respiratory difficulty in horses. An increase in respiratory rate is an initial warning sign. More pronounced breathing movements may also appear. Finally, exercise intolerance may reveal an underlying respiratory issue. These signs should prompt close monitoring of the horse's respiratory condition and adjustment of its environment.

To find out more about the horse's respiratory tract

To support your horse's respiratory comfort:

• Also discover Balsamic Air 500 ml AUDEVARD, a format suited to occasional use
• Explore the equine respiratory supplements category to support equine respiratory function
• Browse our selection of horse care products suited to dusty environments
• Visit the laboratory page AUDEVARD, a specialist in equine respiratory health