Give your horse some tender loving care with the HorseFlex Liver Support Detox. This herbal mix is perfect for supporting your horse’s liver, kidneys, and overall immune system.

Natural Liver and Kidney Support
Our unique blend of herbs enhances the natural cleansing functions of the liver and kidneys. It's just what your horse needs during seasonal changes, after medication, deworming, or illness. With a stimulating effect on digestion and metabolism, it’ll help your horse feel its best.

When To Use a Detox?
Horses deal with all sorts of changes in spring and autumn – from shedding to shifts in activity levels and diet. These changes can result in many free radicals (wastes) that must be processed by the liver. That's why these seasons are ideal for a detox. HorseFlex Liver Support Detox helps the liver and kidneys do their job, making your horse feel refreshed and revitalised.

Applications

• Supports liver and kidney functions.
• Natural detox.
• Stimulates waste removal.
• Prepares horses for the grazing season.

This handy herbal mix is easy to add to your horse's feed. To make sure the powder doesn't blow away, you can moisten it slightly.

Dosage

• Horse or pony up to 350kg: 10 grams – 1/2 scoop per day.
• Horse over 350kg: 20 grams – 1 scoop per day.

Slowly increase the dosage or split it into two servings if your horse needs time to adjust. You can use it short-term for about 4 weeks or long-term. If using long-term, give your horse a break week after every 6 to 8 weeks.

Composition
HorseFlex Liver Support Detox is made from a natural herbal mix, including ingredients such as Curcuma longa, milk thistle, dandelion, licorice root, and black pepper.

Storage
Keep this product tightly closed and dry. Ensure it’s out of reach for children and don’t use it past the expiry date stated on the label. It’s recommended not to use it during pregnancy - always consult your vet.

Important features

• Herbal blend supports liver and kidneys
• Natural detox
• Stimulates digestion and metabolism
• Ideal for seasonal changes, post-medication, and more