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Over the past five years, vet Stephen Ashdown has written many articles, spoken on equine matters and contributed widely to horse magazines.

Here he reproduces in the form of questions and answers about 100 topics, all of them common problems which afflict horses.

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Fennel
For fussy eaters or those prone to gas .500g & 1kg packs of seed or powder

Fennel seeds have a relaxing effect if stomach and digestion is gassy or uncomfortable. They can also help with appetite and maintain milk production especially in the first days following foaling.

It is traditionally used in gripewater for human babies. Horses know when they need fennel. Offer a handful and see the difference when they are feeling uncomfortable

PRESENTATION: 500g pack

DIRECTIONS: 2 to 5g per 100kg bodyweight NB Please consult a vet if your horse has colic.

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