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: This product is 100 % doping-free (tested according to FEI / ADMR control guidelines, as of June 2023). If the feeding recommendation cannot be reliably adhered to, feeding should be stopped 48 hours before a competition to be on the safe side. The anti-doping and medication control rules must continue to be observed.

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