
Balsabaume - Natural respiratory balm - 250 ml - Horse - GREENPEX
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The thyme powder - CDN HORSE offers a natural and effective solution to improve horses' respiratory comfort. This supplement works through its antiseptic, expectorant and antispasmodic properties. Horses suffering from respiratory issues linked to dust, pollen or climate variations can fully benefit from it. Thyme is also particularly recommended for horses with emphysema, easing their attacks and purifying their airways.
Thanks to these benefits, this supplement is a valuable aid in preserving your horse's health and vitality.
Simply add the thyme powder to your horse's daily ration. Regular use helps prevent respiratory attacks and maintain optimal health. For tailored results, follow the recommended dosages and seek advice from your veterinarian. These good practices maximise the benefits of this supplement.
Yes, this supplement is safe for most horses. However, it is recommended to consult a veterinarian if your horse has particular sensitivities or is undergoing a specific medical treatment.
In horses with emphysema, thyme powder works by soothing the airways and reducing spasms. It also improves breathing by facilitating the expulsion of secretions.
Thyme powder can be mixed directly into the daily ration. Be sure to follow the dosage indicated by the manufacturer or your veterinarian.
Choosing it means opting for natural, powerful support for your horse's respiratory health. This product helps relieve respiratory issues and enhance your animal's overall well-being. By improving breathing, it also supports performance, even in challenging environments. Give your companion the best to breathe more freely and live serenely.
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