
Ekygard + Gastric Protection for Horses - Acidity - 2.4 kg - AUDEVARD
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The lemon balm for horses is a plant traditionally used in equine herbal medicine to support horses sensitive to stress and to help maintain digestive balance.
It acts particularly during periods of change of environment, transport, dietary transition or intensive training. Thanks to its natural soothing properties, it helps to promote the horse's overall well-being.
The 1 kg PHYTO MASTER format is perfectly suited to seasonal courses or regular use in a stable.
In sensitive horses, the digestive system is closely linked to emotional balance. A plant such as lemon balm can help in these situations of digestive fragility.
Lemon balm is traditionally used to help with:
It thus helps support horse digestion through a gentle nutritional approach.
Some horses show particular sensitivity to changes in routine. This reactivity can impact their behaviour and digestion.
Lemon balm can be included:
It supports the maintenance of a relaxed state compatible with good digestion.
Changes in ration represent a key moment in the horse's digestive balance.
Lemon balm for horses can be used:
It integrates easily into an overall digestive support protocol.
PHYTO MASTER lemon balm is presented in the form of dried leaves allowing simple incorporation into the daily ration.
This presentation makes it easier to:
It fits perfectly with common equine herbal medicine practices.
The 1 kg packaging effectively supports horses over several weeks.
It is particularly recommended:
This economical format makes it easier to set up a sustainable natural protocol.
La mélisse est une plante bien tolérée lorsqu’elle est utilisée dans le cadre d’une complémentation nutritionnelle adaptée au cheval. Comme pour toute plante, il est recommandé de respecter les doses conseillées et de demander l’avis d’un professionnel en cas de traitement vétérinaire en cours.
Chez l’humain, la mélisse est parfois associée à un effet relaxant général. Chez le cheval, elle est principalement utilisée pour accompagner le confort digestif et nerveux dans le cadre d’une approche phytothérapeutique globale.
Oui, la mélisse peut être administrée sous forme de cure saisonnière ou ponctuelle selon les besoins du cheval. Elle est particulièrement intéressante lors des périodes de stress ou de transition alimentaire.
La mélisse n’est pas un sédatif. Elle contribue plutôt à favoriser un état de détente naturelle compatible avec l’activité quotidienne du cheval.