EquilinCOMFORT 6.3 kg

Gelatinized rice, barley, apple pulp, st. johnsbread, flaxseed flakes, spelt flakes, chicory root, rapeseed lecithin, dried herbs, apple molasses, vegetable oils and fats, malt sprouts, icelandic moss, flaxseed.

The BASIC contains, among other things, organic magnesium in the form of citrate, natural vitamin E, MSM, omega 3 fatty acids (DHA and EPA) from algae, essential amino acids, pre- and probiotics from living yeasts and a mycotoxin binder. Chamomile, licorice and inulin (FOS) have been added.

Not a complete mineral supplement.

The standard packaging contains 6.3kg. That is sufficient for 1 month for a horse at the maintenance dose. From €2,15 per day for a horse.

The COMFORT must be given for at least 6 weeks before the result is visible and noticeable, after which the horse will continue to improve. Due to the higher build-up dosage in the first 3 weeks, 2 packages are needed to notice an effect. It is advisable to give no to minimal concentrates in case of stomach problems and a BALANCER.

Horse (600 kg)
During the 3-week build-up period: 350 - 450 grams, then 200-250 grams per day. The product can be fed continuously, but a break period of 7 - 10 days is advisable, switching to BASIC.

Pony (400kg)
During the 3-week build-up period: 250-350 grams, then 150-225 grams per day. The product can be fed continuously, but a break period of 7 - 10 days is advisable, switching to BASIC.

Analytical Components: crude protein 114 g, crude fat 98 g, crude fiber 81 g, crude ash 94 g, sugar 110 g, calcium: 2,7 g, phosphorus 2,6 g, sodium 1,5 g, magnesium 16 g, potassium 5,5 g, sugar 115 g.

Nutritional additives: Vitamin E (RRR-alpha-tocopheryl acetate) (3a700) 2850 mg, Vitamin C (3a3000) 4200 mg, DHA (Omega 3) 5000 mg, choline 2.6 g, zinc chelate (3b610) 934 mg, manganese chelate
(3b610) 272 mg, copper chelate (3b410) 223 mg, selenium (3b811 SE-organic) 1 mg.

Intestinal flora stabilizers: Sacc. cerevisiae Sc 47 (4b1702) 213,500 MCFU.

Technological additives: Citric acid (1a330) 23 g, Acetic acid (1a260) 22 g, Formic acid (1k236) 6 g, Sepiolite (E562) 2.3 g, Bentonite-montmorillonite (1m558i) 12.8 g, Tocopherol extracts from vegetable oils (1b306(i)) 16 mg.

In very large quantities, licorice can cause problems in animals with high blood pressure. Horses with kidney failure can have problems with high magnesium levels in the blood. Consult your vet for a proper diagnosis.

Avoid simultaneous oral administration of macrolides due to the mycotoxin binder (certain antibiotics that are only prescribed as a 4th choice for infections in foals).

Chamomile and licorice are not allowed by the FEI, so you must stop 2 days before competitions and give the BASIC.

Keep cool and dry