Lavender 400 g

Lavender 400 gLavender an aromatic herb as part of the horse and dog diet Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) is used in feeding when you want to add aromatic herbal plants alongside the basic diet without additional energy. Lavender is a strongly scented and recognisable plant that is used in small amounts as part of a considered and varied herbal diet. Lavender was previously known as Lavandula officinalis, where officinalis referred to the plant's use in monastery

Dogs:1/2 tsp – 1 tbsp per day depending on the dog's size

Nettle is a diuretic plant that supports the body's metabolism

POWDER (1 tbsp = 15 g)Horse 500 kg: 1–2 tbsp / dayPonies: 0

and the natural fats in chia seeds complement this combination

Lemon Balm for horses and dogs

Moisture 8%

and veterinary-prescribed anthelmintics are used as needed

It has established its place in horse and dog feeding

It is a plant-based feed ingredient that is incorporated as part of a balanced and considered diet for horses and dogs

Providing additional salt mixed into the feed is also justified for horses in light work

It is also suitable for situations where the balance between carbohydrates and fat in the diet is being considered

Plant fats and oils are an excellent way to complement the diet of dogs