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MSM is an active sulphur compound (methyl-sulfonyl methane) that can have positive effects in the event of joint problems. MSM or sulphurous amino acids or antioxidants are reported to have major benefits in connection with problems concerning the coat, hoof growth, laminitis (protein) and joint problems.

Feeding recommendation*: 10 – 20 g per day (1 kg = up to 100 days)

• 1 kg bag/powder • 4 kg bag/powder ST009190 ST009191

SEAWEED MEAL · FOR THE IMMUNE SYSTEM

Stiefel Seaweed Meal consists of 100% natural seaweed and is rich in important minerals, trace elements, and amino acids. Seaweed has positive effects on equine skin and coats with a special composition that also boosts immune systems.

Feeding recommendation*: 30 g täglich (1,5 kg = bis 50 Tage)

• 1,5 kg bucket/powder ST009660

BLACK CUMIN · FOR A STRONG IMMUNE SYSTEM

Black cumin has a high proportion of unsaturated fatty acids. It can have positive effects on the digestive system and the immune system in the event of feed-related deficiencies.

Feeding recommendation oil*: 15 – 25 ml per day (1 l = up to 66 days)

• 250 ml dosing bottle as cure treatment for 10 days • 1 l dosing bottle ST002701

ST002702

Feeding recommendation seeds*: 40 – 60 g per day (1,5 kg = up to 38 days)

• 1,5 kg bag/whole seeds ST009440

ZINC PLUS · ORGANICALLY BOUND

Zinc is generally classified among the trace elements that are essential for the metabolism and is part of many enzymes. It is also involved in cellular growth, especially in the event of skin problems. The immune system as well as many hormones require zinc to function. Each change of coat increases the zinc consumption in the body of the horse. Only limited amounts of zinc can be stored in the body. It must therefore be regularly supplied in the feed. Zinc Plus is fed to compensate for feed-related zinc and trace element deficiencies. With organically bound zinc, iron, copper, manganese, selenium. Trace elements in organically bound form can be optimally utilised by the body.

Feeding recommendation*: 25 – 50 g per day (900 g = up to 36 days)

SUMMER ECZEMA

SUMMER ECZEMA:

MORE SUCCESS WITH TRIPLE TREATMENT

The skin is the horse‘s largest organ. Our horses often suffer from skin irritations such as summer eczema. The horses are tormented by itchy skin and summer eczema should thus be treated as quickly and comprehensively as possible. This not only includes insect protection and skin care, but also a controlled diet for horses suffering from eczema.

COMPREHENSIVE PROTECTION.

This is a decisive factor when treating summer eczema, which is an allergic reaction to insect bites: confining horses to the stable when ploughing fields, providing blankets with insect protection and effective insect repellents. The RP1 active substance Icaridin reversibly binds with the insects‘ smell detectors, thus acting as a reliable deterrent, it is very skin-friendly. An effective insect repellent does not need to have a „stinky“ component, which is why RP1 products have an almost neutral smell. Correct application ensures their optimal effect: Insect repellents must be applied all over the body surface. A particularly effective method is the application of a spray and gel combination: The RP1 spray covers large body regions with a mist. RP1 gel is used for body parts that are either difficult to reach with the spray or that would require too much consumption: ears, the area around the eyes and especially the stomach. When applied with a sponge, the active substance will be applied in high concentrations exactly where it is needed most. The combination of RP1 spray and RP1 gel provides an optimal protection with minimal consumption.

GENTLE SKIN CARE.

Dry, cracked skin constitute a gap in the horse‘s defences. Stiefel Eczema Protect is a gentle care lotion that restores moisture to the skin. The lotion becomes more effective when massaged deep into the skin. Protective and revitalizing active substances such as cloves, juniper, berries and lavender can ensure rapid regeneration of the skin and promote wound healing and the formation of new tissue.

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