Stiefel Ginger, Ground, 1 kg

Name: Stiefel Ginger, Ground, 1 kg
Brand: Stiefel
SKU: IN-ST003401
Price: 16.17 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (3 reviews)

Good for the musculoskeletal system

3 Customer Ratings

£16.17

(£16.17 / kg, Price shown includes 5% VAT. - Excludes delivery costs)

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Content: 1 kg

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Features & Advantages

With natural pungent substances
Root, ground
Good for the musculoskeletal system

48-hour waiting period

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

Frequently bought together with Stiefel Joint Herbs

Description

Stiefel Ground Ginger can have a positive effect on the musculoskeletal system and general well-being of the horse in case of feed-related deficiencies. The natural content of pungent substances can have a positive effect on muscles and joint function. It also has a positive impact on the respiratory and bronchial systems.

Feeding recommendation:
Horses (600 kg bw) 20 g/day
Small horses 10 g/day
1 tablespoon = ca. 10 g

Feed slowly. Do not feed during pregnancy. Do not give the normal daily amount for longer than 6 weeks. Smaller doses can be given for longer.
Mix Ground Ginger into regular feed, moisten slightly if necessary.

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Use up quickly after opening. Please observe the current anti-doping guidelines (ADMR) of the FN.