Stiefel Ginger, ground

Name: Stiefel Ginger, ground, 1 kg
Brand: Stiefel
SKU: IN-ST003401
Price: 16.55 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 5 (3 reviews)

Benefits for the musculoskeletal system

3 Customer Ratings

£16.55

(£16.55 / kg, Price shown includes 5% VAT. - Excludes delivery costs)

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Features & Advantages

Contains valuable ingredients
The respiratory and bronchial system is positively affected
Natural ingredients

48-hour waiting period

Item no.: IN-ST003401, Content: 1 kg, EAN: 4037877103318

Description

Stiefel pure ginger can have positive effects on the musculoskeletal system and general well-being in the event of feed-related deficiencies.

The traditional medical plant grows in the region from India to Malaysia and China. Ginger contains valuable ingredients such as essential oils and particularly pungent substances that have various positive effects. The pungent substances have anti-inflammatory properties and have positive effects in the event of muscular pain, joint pain and headaches. The respiratory and bronchial system is positively affected. Natural ingredients: Essential oils, zingiberene, zingiberol, gingerol, shogaol.

Feeding recommendation:
Horses (600 kg body weight) 20 g per day
Small horses 10 g per day
1 tablespoon corresponds to approx. 10 g

Gradually increase dose. Do not feed during pregnancy. Do not continue normal feeding amount for longer than 6 weeks. Smaller doses can be fed for a longer period. Mix ginger into the feed, possibly wet slightly.

Store the feed in a cool and dry place protected from direct sunlight. Use soon after opening. Please take note of the current anti-doping and medication control directives (ADMR) of the FM (German Riding Association).