Balsamic Control - Respiratory comfort for horses - 2 kg - AUDEVARD

Balsamic Control: support for the horse's respiratory system

Why protect the horse's respiratory system?

The horse's respiratory system is particularly challenged on a daily basis. Horses breathe exclusively through their nostrils and mobilise large volumes of air during exercise.

Many environmental factors can affect respiratory comfort. Dust present in hay, pollens, mould or certain particles found in stables can irritate the airways.

Horses living in a box or young horses in training are often more exposed to these external aggressions. Appropriate nutritional support can then help maintain respiratory comfort.

A formula concentrated in selected plants

Balsamic Control is the most concentrated respiratory formula in plant extracts developed by AUDEVARD.

Its composition contains close to 75 % plants rigorously selected to support horses facing environments that irritate the airways.

The formula combines:

• Nigella (Nigella sativa)
• Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus globulus)
• Lemon (Citrus limon)
• Garlic (Allium sativum)

These plants have long been used in traditional approaches aimed at supporting respiratory comfort.

Nigella, also known as black cumin, holds a central place in this formulation. It is recognised for its natural richness in plant compounds and its nutritional value in supporting respiratory function.

A supplement suited to horses exposed to dust

Balsamic Control was developed for horses whose airways are regularly exposed to unfavourable environmental factors.

It may be particularly beneficial:

• For horses living in a box.
• During periods of high pollen presence.
• In dusty environments.
• In the presence of mould in forage or bedding.
• For young horses undergoing regular training.
• During periods when respiratory comfort requires particular attention.

Its palatable pellet form makes it easy to incorporate into the daily ration.

The benefits of Balsamic Control AUDEVARD

• Supports the horse's respiratory comfort.
• Formula containing close to 75 % plants.
• Combination of nigella, eucalyptus, lemon and garlic.
• Suitable for horses exposed to dust and pollen.
• Suited to sport, racing and leisure horses.
• Palatable pellet form.
• Easy to feed as part of the ration.
• Developed by AUDEVARD's equine health experts.
• Product included in the Anti-Doping Program.
• Economical 2 kg pack size.

A non-doping formula for sport horses

Respiratory comfort in support of performance

Good respiratory function directly contributes to the horse's well-being and physical abilities.

When the airways are exposed to environmental irritants, the horse's comfort may be affected. This can sometimes result in slower recovery after exercise or reduced ease of breathing.

Maintaining a healthy environment, limiting dust exposure and supporting the horse with suitable nutrition are complementary measures to preserve respiratory comfort.

A product included in the Anti-Doping Program

Balsamic Control benefits from the Anti-Doping Program developed by AUDEVARD.

This approach allows owners and riders to have a solution suited to horses competing in official competitions while meeting the requirements of modern equestrian sport.

Signs that may indicate a need for respiratory support

When to pay attention to your horse's breathing?

Certain signs may prompt owners to pay closer attention to their horse's respiratory comfort:

• Occasional or repeated coughing.
• Sensitivity to hay dust.
• Difficulty recovering after exercise.
• Decreased performance.
• More pronounced breathing during work.
• Discomfort in poorly ventilated environments.

These signs may have multiple causes. If symptoms persist, a veterinary examination remains essential.

Frequently asked questions about the horse's respiratory system

What is the horse's respiratory system?

The horse's respiratory system includes the nostrils, nasal cavities, pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchi and lungs. Unlike humans, horses are strict nasal breathers. They cannot breathe through the mouth, which makes the quality of their airways particularly important.

How can a horse's breathing be improved?

Improving respiratory comfort starts with environmental management. Good-quality hay, proper building ventilation and dust limitation are essential measures. Suitable supplements can also support horses exposed to respiratory irritants.

Why does a horse cough?

Coughing is a natural mechanism for clearing certain particles present in the airways. It may be linked to dust, pollen, mould or various respiratory conditions. When coughing becomes frequent or persistent, it is recommended to consult a veterinarian.

Can pollen and dust affect a horse's airways?

Yes. Pollen, hay dust, mould spores and certain particles present in stables can irritate the airways. Sensitive or highly exposed horses may require particular attention to preserve their respiratory comfort.

To find out more about the horse's respiratory comfort

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• See our category Horse respiratory system.
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