ESS Supplements Air Active, Supplementary Food

ESS Supplements Air Active

contains a carefully balanced mixture of herbs
these contribute to the support of lung function
for horses of all ages and performance levels requiring respiratory and lung support
liquid can be administered as a short-term intensive cure to counteract irritations and infections
as an integral part of the daily feed, it can improve gas exchange under stress in the long term
the risk of respiratory infections is reduced and mild irritations are alleviated
100 % doping free
for use under intensive load
suitable for horses during active participation in competitions
to support the performance
in case of light cough and allergies
in case of high risk of infection
for prevention in wet-cold weather & horses kept in stalls

Note: The supplement should be discontinued 48 hours prior to a competition in Germany for 100% safety. Store the opened product in a cool and dry place.

Composition

dextrose, invert sugar, propylene glycol

Analytical components

crude protein 0.05 %
crude fat 0.40 %
crude ash 0.32 %
crude fiber 0.10 %,
sodium 0.06 %
moisture 68.70 %

Additives per liter

sensory additives:
mixture of flavoring agents (extracts of thyme, thyme, chestnut, chamomile, fennel, anise) 100,000 mg, strawberry flavoring 100 mg
technological additives:
sodium propionate (1k281), potassium sorbate (1k202) 2.000 mg, citric acid (1a330) 1.000 mg, xanthan gum (E415)

Feeding recommendation

large horses: 35 - 50 ml per day (contains up to 28 portions / bottle)
riding ponies: 20 - 25 ml per day (contains up to 50 portions / bottle)
increased need: 50 ml per day (contains up to 20 servings / bottle)
the liquid can be administered immediately before intensive exercise to support the performance of the respiratory system
feeding to pregnant mares should be discussed with the attending veterinarian
supplementary feeds are not a substitute for feeding the horse according to its needs and a varied diet, and for training the horse according to its performance. The specified recommended (daily) dose should not be exceeded in the long term without consultation with a treating veterinarian