HorseFlex Dandelion consists of 100% dried dandelion and is a feed material that supports digestion and liver function. It also contributes to the elimination of waste products and has blood-purifying properties.

Dandelion (also known as Taraxacum officinale) is a familiar yellow flower that brightens many pastures during spring and summer. Due to its rapid reproduction, dandelions are often considered weeds, but there is much more to this plant. Dandelion is a herb with many beneficial and health-promoting properties. The roots, stem, leaves and flowers all have medicinal properties. It is naturally rich in minerals such as iron, calcium, magnesium and sodium. Dandelions also contain a wide variety of vitamins.

Dandelion as a supplement for horses

Dandelion is a herb that supports digestion and the liver while stimulating their function. It is also known for its blood-purifying properties and contributes to the elimination of waste products.

Waste products are broken down by the liver and eliminated through the kidneys, but they can also accumulate in the horse's body. These waste products, also known as free radicals, can remain in the body and cause various health problems. Dandelion supports the natural elimination of waste products, helping to cleanse the horse's body.

Fresh or dried dandelion

Many horses enjoy eating fresh dandelions growing in the pasture. Dandelions spring up everywhere during spring, and their flowers are particularly tasty for horses.

In addition to eating fresh dandelions in the pasture during spring, horses can also be fed dried dandelion throughout the year. The same applies to other herbs, such as cleavers and nettle. By alternating between different herbs, you can provide your horse with a varied diet that supports its overall health.

Benefits

• Contributes to the elimination of waste products

• Has a stimulating effect on digestion

• Supports the liver

• Blood-purifying properties

Composition

100% dried dandelion

Analytical constituents

Crude fibre: 6.0%

Dosage and directions for use

Daily dosage based on the horse's body weight:

• Under 350 kg: 15 grams per day

• Over 350 kg: 30 grams per day

1 measuring scoop contains approximately 4.5 grams.

Directions for use: Add to the daily feed.