Equine Forage 1kg (Minerals and Fulvic/Humic Acid)

Where Does Equine Forage Come From?

The Austrian Neydharting natural moor has been known for its healing powers for thousands of years. Animals instinctively know its miraculous healing properties. Injured deer were seen wallowing in bog pools. This first made people realize that they could use the healing power of the natural peat ingredients for themselves. Ancient and unadulterated: The Neydharting Moor. (Equine Forage) healing moor contains many natural substances that can be absorbed through the skin and/or mucous membranes in the body (digestive tract).

Nutritional Diversity

In the quest for optimal equine health, enhancing the biodiversity of a horse’s diet has gained significant attention among horse owners and nutritionists alike. With the growing recognition of the importance of variety in a horse’s diet, the introduction of Equine Forage has emerged as a revolutionary solution. This natural, nutritionally dense food not only diversifies the nutrients that your horse receives but also contributes to their overall well-being and vitality. By incorporating Equine Forage into their regular feed, you can ensure that your horse receives a more balanced intake of essential nutrients, and fiber that supports digestive health.

Moreover, the ease of incorporating Equine Forage into your horse’s diet means that achieving a nutritionally diverse feeding regimen is no longer a complex task.  With minimal adjustments, you can elevate the nutritional profile of their feed, ensuring they receive the essential nutrients required for peak performance and health. In a world where equine nutrition is paramount, embracing the benefits of Equine Forage paves the way for a healthier, happier horse, and contributes to a more sustainable approach to equine care.

May Help Reduce Dirt Eating, (allotriophagia = ingestion of excrement, sand, wood and the like)

 

For All Animals

Cattle

From Dr. Harald Barsch, head of the State Institute for Veterinary Medicine. Investigations, Ehrental, Ehrentalerstr. 120, A-9020 Klagenfurt:

“… diarrheal diseases in cattle of all ages …” “… 3 tablespoons of Neydhartinger Moor Drink per calf daily …” “… the application took place over a period of 2 1/2 months, the success was convincing: there was no occurrence of Diarrhea more. The imbalance of the gastrointestinal tract caused by the snow water could be regulated and balanced by regular doses of Neydhartinger Moor Drinking…”

Special print from “The Cooperative”: “Moor trough for dairy cows and fattening oxen”.

Add 75 ml (5 tablespoons) daily to the food at the first feeding. Increasing milk production – preventing fertility problems.

Stallions

Federal Institute for Horse Breeding A-4651 Stadl-Paura: “Experimental arrangement on the effects of ‘Neydhartinger Moort Drinking’ on the fertility of stallions.”

Dr. Werner Pohl, institutional veterinarian: “Interim report on the treatment with Neydhartinger Moor in the Federal Institute for Horse Breeding, A-4651 Stadl-Paura.”

“… in the case of colic attacks, 0.25 l of mud drink is administered once a day in the drinking water for 4 to 5 days. A positive effect in terms of regulating the digestive processes could be observed…”