Horse Immune Support Oral Remedy for Laminitis-Prone Horses, Alcohol-Free Homeopathic Formula

This alcohol-free homeopathic oral remedy supports the natural immune system of horses prone to laminitis, giving horse owners a practical routine for periods of lush grass growth. Preventative dosing should begin two weeks before an expected grass flush, then be adjusted as grazing risks change.

Choose a 90ml aluminium pump bottle for oral dosing or a food-grade plastic jerry can for adding the measured amount to feed. The remedy must contact a mucous membrane when given orally, and it is not suitable for dosing through a water trough.

Key Features

• Season-aware support: Starting two weeks before anticipated lush grass growth gives the remedy time to build up in your horse’s system.
• Individual dosing: Frequency can reflect the horse’s susceptibility and current risk factors, allowing the routine to change as grazing conditions change.
• Flexible administration: The 90ml format can be pumped into the mouth or placed on a small piece of non-absorbent food such as carrot or apple.
• Compatible care: The formula is safe for use alongside prescription medications and can be given to pregnant or lactating mares.
• Competition-ready routine: The remedy is competition and racing safe and is described as not swab-able.

Specifications

• Purpose: Homeopathic oral remedy for horses prone to laminitis.
• Origin: Made in New Zealand.
• Base: Vegetable glycerine and purified water.
• Ingredients: Calc-carb, Carbo-vegetalis, Chelidonium, Graphites, Nux-vomica and Lycopodium clavatum in equal parts.
• Alcohol content: Alcohol free.
• Shelf life: 2 years.
• Available sizes: 90ml, 1 litre, 2 litre and 5 litre.
• 90ml container: Food-grade aluminium bottle with a hygienic serum pump lid and over cap.
• Jerry can material: Food-grade plastic.
• 90ml yield: 230 doses at 2 pumps per dose.
• 1 litre yield: 40 days of twice-daily feed dosing.
• 90ml routine dosing: 2 pumps twice daily for 3 weeks, then once daily.
• Feed dosing: 12ml, equal to ½ capful or ½ pump, twice daily.
• Water trough use: Not suitable.
• Oral administration: The remedy must contact the tongue, gums or lips.

Monitor your horse closely when increasing grazing time, reduce dosing frequency as risk factors fall, and stop once the grass has died back. Contact your veterinarian if your horse may be in pain or suffering.