
Bonutron Senior 17+ - Balance and vitality for the older horse - 2,4 kg - AUDEVARD
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The lithothamnium PHYTO MASTER for horses is a marine algae naturally rich in minerals, particularly used in equine herbal medicine to support the digestive health of the horse. Thanks to its richness in naturally sourced calcium, it helps maintain a favourable digestive balance, particularly in horses sensitive at the gastric level.
In horses, digestive balance plays an essential role in general comfort and performance. Certain situations such as stress, dietary changes or periods of intensive training can weaken this balance. In this context, lithothamnium is an interesting nutritional supplement to accompany the ration.
Lithothamnium is traditionally used to help maintain a balanced digestive pH. This property makes it a particularly useful nutritional ally for horses with gastric sensitivity or receiving a concentrated ration.
Lithothamnium is recognised for its natural richness in bioavailable calcium. This mineral plays a major role in the bone mineralisation of the horse, particularly in growing horses, sport horses or older horses.
Good mineralisation directly contributes to maintaining skeletal strength and overall locomotor comfort. It also supports periods when mineral needs are higher, particularly during intensive work or growth.
In sport horses, repeated mechanical stresses require particular attention to mineral balance. In senior horses, bone mineralisation also deserves support in order to preserve locomotor quality over the long term.
Lithothamnium can thus be incorporated into a balanced ration to support these specific needs.
Lithothamnium is particularly appreciated for its dual nutritional action: it contributes both to digestive comfort and mineral balance. This versatility makes it an interesting supplement in nutritional programmes intended to support horses that are sensitive digestively or locomotor-wise.
Its natural origin also meets the expectations of owners wishing to enrich the ration with simple and effective solutions derived from equine herbal medicine.
Presented in powder form, lithothamnium PHYTO MASTER incorporates easily into the daily ration. It can be given as a seasonal course or integrated into a more regular nutritional programme depending on the horse's needs.
Lithothamnium PHYTO MASTER mixes directly into the ration. Its use is compatible with most equine feeding programmes and can be adjusted according to the age, activity level and digestive sensitivity of the horse.
The duration of use depends on the objectives sought. It can be given during periods of digestive or locomotor sensitivity, or integrated into a nutritional programme intended to support the horse's mineral balance over time.
Lithothamnium is an algae naturally rich in calcium that contributes to digestive support and bone mineralisation in horses. It is particularly interesting for horses receiving a concentrated ration or presenting gastric sensitivity.
Its mineral supply also supports the needs of growing horses, sport horses and older horses.
Lithothamnium is generally well tolerated when used as part of an adapted complementation. However, like any concentrated mineral source, its use must be integrated into a balanced ration in order to avoid excess.
If the ration is already heavily supplemented with calcium, it is advisable to seek the advice of a veterinarian or an equine nutritionist.
Yes, lithothamnium can be given daily as part of an adapted nutritional programme. Its natural richness in minerals makes it an interesting supplement to durably support digestive and bone balance.
The duration of administration depends on the activity level, the age of the horse and its specific nutritional needs.
The duration of a course varies according to the objectives sought. It can accompany a period of digestive sensitivity or be integrated into a more regular mineral support.
In all cases, the adaptation of the duration depends on the horse's overall feeding programme.