Jacob Hooy Rosemary WHOLE. --- For a good resistance, blood circulation and also has a supporting effect on the liver and kidneys in horses. - kopie

Jacob Hooy Rosemary WHOLE

Rosmarinus officinalis.

CHARACTERISTICS: strengthening, antiseptic, stimulating, digestive, cramp-relieving, wound healing, urinary retention, anti-inflammatory.
ACTIVE COMPONENTS: volatile oil, organic acids, flavonoids, choline, saponin, tannin.
 

• 100% pure dried rosemary

• For circulatory support

• Supports digestion, liver and kidneys

• Free of added sugars, colors, flavors and fragrances

Use Rosemary to stimulate circulation, and to cleanse the blood.
Rosemary is also excellent for calming and supporting the digestive system, especially when caused by stress and tension.
Rosemary is also a specific herb for rheumatism and liver function, its flavonoid constituent helps to reduce capillary fragility.

Because of its essential oil, Rosemary has excellent anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties ( it was one of the herbs used during the Plague
epidemic of London (1665) to fight infections).
Thanks to this plant, it is said, Queen Isabella of Hungary, in her 70s and plagued by illness, regained her health and youthful vitality through her
homemade rejuvenating potion based on Rosemary.
Rosemary has a wonderful fragrance and its essential oil soothes and satisfies, so a decoction of this herb is wonderful to put in water when you are
sponge off your horse.
 

Jacob Hooy Rosemary is a feed for horses to support circulation and digestion. In addition, rosemary contributes to a good resistance and the herb has a supportive effect on the liver and kidneys.

Rosemary as a supplement for horses

Rosemary is a fragrant small shrub that we mostly know through the herb's use in Mediterranean cuisine. But did you know that rosemary also has beneficial properties? Especially the pointed small leaves of the herb are useful. Rosemary naturally contains powerful antioxidants, thus supporting your horse's liver, kidneys and entire digestive system. In addition, rosemary has a positive effect on circulation.

When to give rosemary to horses?

Rosemary is a versatile herb that horses generally find very tasty and is also multi-purpose. It can therefore be used to support the health of your horse in different ways. For example, the herb has a calming effect on the stomach which makes it very suitable when you want to provide some extra support to your horse's digestion. In addition, rosemary has a stimulating effect on blood circulation. Is your horse (temporarily) getting less exercise, for example due to an injury, box rest or the transition from pasture to stable in the fall? Reduced exercise has a negative impact on your horse's circulation. To support your horse during these periods, you can give a supplement that stimulates circulation. Also, when a horse is intensively trained, he may benefit from an herb that stimulates circulation to promote recovery. 
 

DOSAGE: measuring spoon ± 10gr.
Horse or pony up to 350kg: 10 grams per day.
Horse over 350kg: 15 grams per day.