
Carbo Top - Horse Digestion - 4 kg - GREENPEX
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The PHYTO MASTER rosemary bud macerate is an equine phytotherapy supplement designed to support horse digestion and help maintain liver balance during periods of digestive sensitivity.
In gemmotherapy, rosemary bud is traditionally used to support digestive and metabolic functions. It fits easily into a nutritional strategy aimed at maintaining the horse's digestive comfort.
Its liquid format makes it easy to administer in the daily ration.
Horse digestion relies on a complex balance involving the liver, digestive flora and the quality of the ration. During periods of dietary transition or exertion, this balance can be disrupted.
Rosemary bud is particularly useful for supporting:
It is part of a comprehensive approach to natural digestive support.
In gemmotherapy, buds concentrate the plant's embryonic tissues, rich in active plant compounds. Rosemary is recognised for its interest in supporting digestive and liver metabolism.
Rosemary bud macerate can support:
Its use fits easily into a seasonal or occasional course.
This equine gemmotherapy supplement can be used in several digestive contexts.
Changes in ration represent a sensitive period for horse digestion. Suitable supplementation helps support this adaptation phase.
Sporting activity can increase metabolic needs. Liver support then helps maintain overall digestive balance.
Seasonal transitions often influence the horse's digestive balance. Rosemary is frequently used during these periods of physiological adjustment.
The 60 ml format allows precise and simple administration.
This presentation facilitates:
It fits perfectly into an equine phytotherapy programme.
Rosemary bud macerate is traditionally used to support horse digestion and help maintain liver function. It can be incorporated during ration changes, training periods or seasonal transitions in order to maintain digestive balance.
Rosemary is not a veterinary medicine. In equine phytotherapy, it is used as a nutritional support intended to accompany the horse's digestive and metabolic functions. It is part of a complementary and comprehensive approach to digestive comfort.
Rosemary bud macerate is generally administered mixed into the daily ration. It can be used occasionally during dietary transitions or as part of a seasonal digestive course, depending on the horse's needs.
Rosemary bud is generally well tolerated in horses when used according to recommendations. In the case of a specific pathology or ongoing veterinary treatment, it is advisable to seek the advice of an animal health professional before use.