Let's Detox – herbal blend as part of a varied diet for horses

Let's Detox is a 100% natural, versatile herbal blend that brings a variety of traditionally used plants to your horse's diet. The blend contains roots, leaves, flowers and seeds that add natural plant variety and a diverse range of plant-based nutrients to the diet.

In the wild, horses graze on dozens of different plants throughout the year. In stable conditions, feeding is often considerably less varied, which is why herbal blends are commonly used to bring additional plant-based variety to the diet.

The horse's body continuously processes nutrients and maintains its own natural balancing processes. These processes include, for example, digestion, nutrient utilisation, and the body's own mechanisms for processing and eliminating substances.

Let's Detox reflects the idea of herbal feeding: periodically adding a diverse herbal blend to the diet as a course to bring variety and different plants as part of the horse's diet.

Many of the plants used in such herbal blends are root plants, such as dandelion and burdock roots. The root parts of plants naturally accumulate plant nutrients and compounds, and they have been traditionally used as part of a plant-based diet.

Plants naturally contain various compounds, such as polyphenols, bitter compounds and aromatic compounds. These compounds are part of the plants' own structure and metabolism.

In spring, herbs are often added to the diet as the grazing season approaches and the feeding changes. The same often happens in autumn during the transition to the indoor feeding season. Herbal blends are then used periodically as part of a varied diet.

Composition

Let´s Detox contains milk thistle seeds, dandelion root, burdock root, goldenrod, cleavers, nettle root and leaves, dandelion leaf, marigold and a pinch of love 🧡

Nutritional composition of the herbs

The plants in Let´s Detox naturally contain, among other things, plant fibre, minerals, plant protein, compounds known as polyphenols, bitter compounds and various aromatic compounds found in plants.

A versatile herbal blend brings plant-derived nutrients and compounds to the diet.

for understanding the product's background information and the known composition of the plant.

When is the herbal blend used?

Herbal blends are often used periodically as part of a varied diet. The blend can be used, for example, in situations where you want to add more plant-based variety to the diet.

Typical situations may include, for example:

• in spring before the start of the grazing season

• when the diet changes (e.g. in autumn)

• periodically as a course, as part of a balanced diet

Dosage

Horse approx. 500 kg
1–1,2 dl per day, preferably divided into two portions.

Ponies depending on size
1 tbsp – ½ dl per day.

1 dl ≈ 30 g

Recommended for use in periods of 7–14 days, up to 4 weeks at a time.

Not recommended for pregnant or lactating mares.

Always start with a small dose and increase gradually.

Average nutritional values / 100 g

Crude protein 11 %, Crude fat 3 %, Crude fibre 25 %, Ash 8 %, Sugar 4 %, Starch 0,9 %, Moisture 9 %