EquilinIMMUNO 6,3 kg

Apple pulp, gelatinized rice, barley, carob, flaxseed flakes, spelt
hulls, ground nettle, ground herbs, apple molasses, vegetable oils and fats, malt
sprouts, flaxseed.

The BASIC therefore contains organic magnesium, natural vitamins E and C, MSM, omega 3 fatty acids (DHA and EPA) from algae, essential amino acids, pre- and probiotics from living yeasts and a mycotoxin binder.

Additionally, it includes milk thistle, nettle, and highly absorbable minerals (zinc, copper, and selenium).

The standard bag contains 6.3 kg, which is sufficient for over 1 month for one horse.

IMMUNO should be given for at least 6 weeks before results become visible and noticeable. Afterward, the horse will continue to improve. Due to the higher build-up dosage in the first 3 weeks, two packages are needed for the course.

It does not contain a complete mineral supplement at the maintenance dose; in that case, 60% BALANCER should be added.

Contraindication
Laminitis, gestating and lactating mares, very ill animals.

EquillinIMMUNO is doping-free under FEI regulations, but it is not advisable to use it during competitions due to detox reactions.

Crude protein 121 g, Crude fat 57 g, Crude fiber 90 g, Crude ash 102 g, Calcium 4.1 g, Phosphorus 3.1 g, Sodium 1.0 g, Magnesium 15.6 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) 5 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.

Horses with kidney failure can experience problems with elevated magnesium levels in the blood. IMMUNO is not a therapy but can be supportive; consult a veterinarian for a proper diagnosis first.

Some horses may develop an allergic reaction to nettle, known as "Nettle rash." These are small bumps under the coat. This usually disappears within 24 hours. If this occurs, discontinue feeding IMMUNO and switch to BASIC. No further side effects are known, although individual sensitivity to a specific ingredient may always occur.

In the first weeks, a so-called detoxification reaction can occur: accumulated toxins leave the body, which can make the horse less fit and itchy.

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

Keep cool and dry