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CHIA DE GRACIA FIGHT THE WORMS 2
Fight the Worms 2 is a 100% natural and versatile herbal blend that adds roots, seeds, and seaweed to a horse’s diet. The blend is based on plants that have long been used in traditional herbal feed for horses.
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Article no.: FIGHT THE WORMS 2
Fight the Worms 2 is a 100% natural and versatile herbal blend that adds roots, seeds, and seaweed to a horse’s diet. The blend is based on plants that have long been used in traditional herbal feeding for horses.
In modern horse management, horses’ parasite status is regularly monitored—for example, through fecal samples—and, when necessary, deworming medications prescribed by a veterinarian are used. In conjunction with parasite control and deworming, some stables periodically use herbal blends as part of a varied feeding regimen.
Fight the Worms 2 is designed for use in such situations as a course of treatment, as part of a well-rounded feeding regimen.
The Fight the Worms Series
The products in the Fight the Worms series are intended for use at various stages as part of a varied feeding regimen.
Fight the Worms 1
A herbal blend often used as a course of treatment as part of the feeding regimen, for example, in connection with parasite control.
Fight the Worms 2
An herbal blend used periodically as part of the feeding regimen following deworming.
The herbal mixtures provide plant-based variety through a blend of roots, seeds, and herbs.
Traditional Herbal Feeding
Many plants used in herbal blends have long been part of the horse’s natural plant-based diet. Roots, seeds, and seaweed naturally contain plant fiber, minerals, and plant-specific compounds.
Herbal mixtures provide plant-based variety in the diet as well as the diverse nutritional composition of plants.
Ingredients
Fight the Worms 2 contains milk thistle seeds, comfrey root, licorice root, seaweed, moose grass, marsh mallow root, dandelion root, and a pinch of love 🧡
Nutritional Composition of the Herbs
The plants in the blend naturally contain, among other things, dietary fiber, plant protein, minerals, plant compounds called polyphenols, bitter compounds, and aromatic plant compounds.
When is the herbal blend used?
Herbal blends are often used periodically as part of a varied feeding regimen.
The Fight the Worms 2 blend, for example, can be used as a course of treatment in situations where you want to add plant-based variety to the diet in conjunction with or after parasite control and deworming.
Herbs are not a substitute for deworming medications prescribed by a veterinarian.
Dosage
Horse, approx. 500 kg
1 dl per day for 5–7 days after deworming.
1 dl ≈ 25 g
Mix into other feed.
Start with a small amount and increase gradually.
Not recommended for pregnant mares, foals, or horses on a special diet.
For competition: 4-day withdrawal period.
Average Nutritional Values / 100 g
Energy 6.5 MJ/kg, Crude Protein 11%, Crude Fat 2%, Crude Fiber 22%, Crude Ash 24%, Moisture 8%, Sugar 3%
In modern horse management, horses’ parasite status is regularly monitored—for example, through fecal samples—and, when necessary, deworming medications prescribed by a veterinarian are used. In conjunction with parasite control and deworming, some stables periodically use herbal blends as part of a varied feeding regimen.
Fight the Worms 2 is designed for use in such situations as a course of treatment, as part of a well-rounded feeding regimen.
The Fight the Worms Series
The products in the Fight the Worms series are intended for use at various stages as part of a varied feeding regimen.
Fight the Worms 1
A herbal blend often used as a course of treatment as part of the feeding regimen, for example, in connection with parasite control.
Fight the Worms 2
An herbal blend used periodically as part of the feeding regimen following deworming.
The herbal mixtures provide plant-based variety through a blend of roots, seeds, and herbs.
Traditional Herbal Feeding
Many plants used in herbal blends have long been part of the horse’s natural plant-based diet. Roots, seeds, and seaweed naturally contain plant fiber, minerals, and plant-specific compounds.
Herbal mixtures provide plant-based variety in the diet as well as the diverse nutritional composition of plants.
Ingredients
Fight the Worms 2 contains milk thistle seeds, comfrey root, licorice root, seaweed, moose grass, marsh mallow root, dandelion root, and a pinch of love 🧡
Nutritional Composition of the Herbs
The plants in the blend naturally contain, among other things, dietary fiber, plant protein, minerals, plant compounds called polyphenols, bitter compounds, and aromatic plant compounds.
When is the herbal blend used?
Herbal blends are often used periodically as part of a varied feeding regimen.
The Fight the Worms 2 blend, for example, can be used as a course of treatment in situations where you want to add plant-based variety to the diet in conjunction with or after parasite control and deworming.
Herbs are not a substitute for deworming medications prescribed by a veterinarian.
Dosage
Horse, approx. 500 kg
1 dl per day for 5–7 days after deworming.
1 dl ≈ 25 g
Mix into other feed.
Start with a small amount and increase gradually.
Not recommended for pregnant mares, foals, or horses on a special diet.
For competition: 4-day withdrawal period.
Average Nutritional Values / 100 g
Energy 6.5 MJ/kg, Crude Protein 11%, Crude Fat 2%, Crude Fiber 22%, Crude Ash 24%, Moisture 8%, Sugar 3%