
Melissa - Digestive and nervous support for horses - 1 kg - PHYTO MASTER
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Lemon balm (Melissa officinalis) is an aromatic plant widely used in natural approaches dedicated to animal well-being.
In horses, it is particularly appreciated for its traditional use in nutritional programs aimed at supporting calmness and behavioral balance.
Thanks to its naturally present plant compounds, lemon balm is regularly included in the ration of horses sensitive to stress, changes in environment or periods of intense activity.
PHYTOCOMPLICES Lemon Balm is offered in pure plant form in order to preserve all the qualities of this plant-based raw material.
Transport, competition, a change of living environment or a change in habits can generate stress in some horses.
In these situations, many owners look for natural solutions to support their animal.
Lemon balm is among the most widely used plants in equine herbal medicine programs aimed at promoting calm and serenity.
It fits easily into a comprehensive approach to the horse's emotional well-being.
PHYTOCOMPLICES Lemon Balm is suitable for sport horses, leisure horses, ponies as well as older horses.
Its presentation as a pure plant makes it easy to adapt its use to the specific needs of each animal.
This ease of use makes it a solution appreciated on a daily basis.
Lemon balm is also recognized for its traditional use in programs aimed at supporting digestive comfort.
In horses, stress and digestion are often closely linked.
This is why this plant is frequently included in rations designed to simultaneously support general well-being and digestive balance.
This dual action explains its popularity among users of equine herbal medicine.
Lemon balm is a perennial plant that can live for several years when grown under good conditions. In the context of equine nutrition, dried plants must be stored in a dry place away from light in order to preserve their qualities.
Lemon balm is traditionally used to support digestive comfort and promote balance of the digestive system. Its use is part of a comprehensive approach to digestive well-being. In case of persistent disorders, the advice of a veterinarian remains essential.
Lemon balm is generally well tolerated when used in accordance with the recommendations. As with any plant, it is important to follow the recommended doses and to seek the advice of a veterinarian in case of a particular situation or ongoing treatment.
Several plants are traditionally used to support horses sensitive to stress, including lemon balm, German chamomile or certain combinations of plants. The choice depends on the horse's profile and the desired objectives.