Navalis Supplementary Feed Corticosal Horse

• navalis corticosal was developed for the special micronutrient requirements associated with Equine Cushing's Syndrome (ECS)

• ECS refers to a functional disorder in the pituitary gland in the brain with drastic changes to the entire metabolism

• especially in the early stages of horses suffering from Cushing's disease, the imbalances can be counteracted very well by supplying appropriate micronutrients

• the balanced diet navalis corticosal contains micronutrients and essential secondary plant substances that contribute to the modification of catabolic metabolic processes in a variety of ways

• stress reactions are reduced and at the same time the performance and quality of life of affected horses are demonstrably and noticeably improved

• this gives affected horses a new vitality. Contains 8 mg/kg iodine from brown algae

• a conclusive clinical study on navalis corticosal was carried out at the University of Berlin under the direction of Prof Dr Heidrun Gehlen. In horses suffering from ECS, administration over a period of six months led to a significant improvement in the overall clinical picture, particularly in the coat, alertness and quality of life

*Bradaric Z, May A, Gehlen H (2013): Use of the chasteberry preparation corticosal® for the treatment of pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction in horses. Equine medicine 6: 721-728

Composition

• herbs (monk's pepper, ginkgo, artichoke), toasted soya beans, rice bran, linseed, magnesium citrate, aniseed, caraway, fennel, vegetable oil (linseed, cold-pressed), stevia leaves, brown algae

Analytical ingredients

• crude protein 15.7 %, crude fat 15.80 %, crude fibre 8.70 %, crude ash 16.30 %, sodium 0.68 %, magnesium 0.75 %

Nutritional and physiological additives per kg

• 3a672a Vitamin A 700,000 IU
• 3a312 Vitamin C 20,000 mg
• 3a700 Vitamin E 25,000 mg
• 3a316 Folic acid 520 mg
• 3b612 Zinc (protein hydrolysate zinc chelate) 7,500 mg
• 3b407 Copper (copper(II) protein hydrolysate chelate) 1,200 mg
• 3b811 Selenium (selenium yeast from Saccharomyces cerevisiae NCYC R397, inactivated) 20 mg
• 3b202 Iodine (calcium iodate, anhydrous) 40 mg

Feeding recommendation

• 2 (up to max. 5) slightly heaped measuring spoons (equivalent to 30 g, max. 75 g) daily for a horse with 600 kg body weight
• feeding should initially take place for 2-4 weeks
• it is recommended to check the relevant blood parameters for the first time after approx. 4 weeks
• the further procedure should be determined according to the clinical appearance
• It is recommended to seek the advice of a vet for this

Waiting period

• recommended withdrawal period according to ADMR: 48 hours