ESS Supplements Seda Herbal

• is based on valerian, hops and lemon balm and can calm stressed, nervous horses
• can have a positive influence on the entire nervous system
• especially for horses that already suffer from long-term restlessness & mood swings
• in which no stress trigger is recognisable/changeable or which do not respond to magnesium-based preparations
• horses suffering from REM sleep deprivation can also benefit from the feed

Can be used for, among other things:

• long-term stress situations
• for general stress & nervousness
• lack of concentration
• a change of stable / new environment
• difficulties with new tasks
• dominance problems in the herd
• contact with new conspecifics
• loss of conspecifics
• generally irritable behaviour
• in case of unwillingness to lie down/sleep
• rem sleep deprivation & ‘pseudo-narcolepsy’
• with a tendency to gastrointestinal problems
• loss of performance due to lack of rest
• for behavioural problems (scratching, weaving, etc.)

Note: This product is not doping-free and must therefore be discontinued prior to competition participation. Waiting period: 48 hours.

Composition

• brewer's grains, maize meal, brewer's yeast, carrot pomace, lucerne green meal, lemon balm (ground), hops (ground), calcium carbonate, sodium chloride, valerian powder (ground), linseed oil (cold-pressed)

Analytical components

• crude protein 18.20 %, crude fat 6.20 %, crude ash 8.80 %, crude fibre 8.90 %, sodium 0.60 %, calcium 0.90 %, phosphorus 0.50 %, sodium 0.12 %

Additives per kg

• vitamins, provitamins and chemically defined substances with a similar effect: 4,200.00 mg vitamin E from all rac-alpha-tocopheryl acetate (3a700i)
• preservatives: 160.00 mg citric acid (1a330)
• flavourings: 150.00 mg mixture of flavourings (with natural
• natural antioxidants)

Feeding recommendation

• large horses: 100 g per day (up to 33 portions / can)
• riding ponies: 60 g per day (up to 50 portions / can)
• consume quickly
• supplementary feeds are not a substitute for a varied, needs-based diet and performance-orientated training of the horse
• the specified recommended (daily) dose should not be exceeded without consulting a veterinary surgeon