Navalis Supplementary Feed Nephrosal Horse

• strengthen your horse's kidneys and urinary tract with navalis nephrosal
• imbalances are equalised and the kidneys and urinary tract are detoxified through natural diuresis
• support kidney function and effectively protect the urinary tract
• navalis nephrosal for horses and equines contains essential micronutrients and secondary plant substances for the function of the kidneys and urinary tract
• this promotes renal excretion, balances electrolyte and nutrient losses and has a positive effect on the acid-base balance, among other things
• without nutriological support, renal excretion disorders lead to the accumulation of urinary substances in the blood and to losses of micronutrients
• this in turn has a negative effect on all metabolic processes in the organism
• this results in shifts in the electrolyte balance with impairment of the acid-base balance and imbalances in hormone metabolism
• navalis nephrosal counteracts these processes and also stimulates the gentle flushing of the kidneys and urinary tract, while at the same time promoting the flushing out of urinary substances and urinary gravel.
• ideally, navalis nephrosal can therefore also be used as a cure

Composition

• herbs (birch leaves, goldenrod, nettle), linseed, dandelion root, toasted soya beans, vegetable oil (linseed, cold-pressed), sodium chloride, magnesium citrate

Analytical ingredients

• crude protein 11.9 %, crude fat 12.0 %, crude fibre 9.5 %, crude ash 15.1 %, magnesium 0.4 %, sodium 1.8 %, calcium 4.0 %, phosphorus 0.8 %

Nutritional and physiological additives per kg

• 3a672a Vitamin A 700,000 IU
• 3a831 Vitamin B6 2,000 mg
• 3835 Vitamin B12 70,000 µg
• 3a312 Vitamin C 20,000 mg
• 3a700 Vitamin E 8,000 IU
• 3a160(a) Beta-carotene 800 mg
• 3a316 Folic acid 2,000 mg
• 3b811 Selenium (selenium yeast from Saccharomyces cerevisiae NCYC R397, inactivated) 10 mg

Feeding recommendation

• 3 (maximum 6) level measuring spoons daily (equivalent to 50 g maximum 100 g) for a horse with 600 kg body weight
• Feeding should be spread over 2 meals if possible
• Water should be available for free intake
• it is recommended to seek the advice of a vet before feeding or extending the feeding period
• recommended feeding period initially up to 6 months

Waiting period

• recommended withdrawal period according to ADMR: 48 hours