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VETERINARY ADVICE
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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Sarc-Ex
For lumps and bumps in horses
NEW 1.2Kg tubs

Sarc-Ex's
provides a unique approach to those horses with skin concerns. No-one
is really sure what causes such problems but they are certainly
related closely to insect bites and inherent weakness in the body's
natural defences.
Our new formulation
is specifically designed to help support the immune system in a
complete and natural way. A large proportion of the body's defences
are located in the bowels so the first aim is to support the digestive
process and make sure bowel lining is as resilient as possible.
The next task
is to provide a nutritional base which allows the body to effectively
fight abnormalities and microrganisms at the cellular level. An
'Echinacea free' product. This product is also a good calming formula
and antioxidant so helps your horse feel more relaxed which again
helps the immune system. You will find when feeding this formula
that wounds, cuts and abrasions will resolve more quickly.
For particularly
stubborn lumps also consider using Resore liquid at the same time
as Sarc-Ex.
PRESENTATION:
A 1.2 kg pack of herbs in powder form for administration in the
feed. Tubs or refills available. Two packs of herbs need to be mixed
together.
DIRECTIONS:
Powder is mixed in with the feed at a rate of 7.5g per 100kg twice
daily. This should be continued daily for 3-12 months or more depending
on the individual situation of the horse concerned. Normally a 6
months supply is sufficient. Costs: £18.50 / 1.2 kg tub
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