Goat's Rue 500 g

Goat's Rue 500 gGoat's Rue for Horses Goat's rue (Galega officinalis) is a perennial plant belonging to the legume family (Fabaceae), traditionally cultivated as a fodder crop, green manure, and honey plant. It originates from the Middle East and Southeast Europe, but today it grows widely across various parts of Europe. The plant belongs to the legume family, and like other legumes, it naturally contains plant protein, nitrogen compounds, and galegine, a guanidine

Antioxidants are associated with the body's normal oxidation–reduction processes

The nutrient composition of plants varies depending on the plant species

CdG MAGNESIUM contains chelated organic magnesium in a natural and highly bioavailable form

tendons and ligaments

The use of herbs in animal feeding is based on variety and the different compositional properties of plants

protein (20–25 g / 100 g) and essential amino acids

Antioxidant molecules in pregnant dogs (Vannucchi et al

The composition and nutritional properties of sea buckthorn (Hippophae rhamnoides) have been extensively studied in both botanical reviews and animal and clinical studies

which is an essential part of a horse's daily protein intake

Screening is part of product quality management and transparency in situations where competition-use requirements are also taken into account in feeding

divided into a maximum of 3 servings according to size

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