PUUR Respiratory Aid Herbs Horse and Pony

Composition per 7½ grams
Fenugreek (Trigonella foenumgraecum), Hyssopus (Hyssopus officinalis), Fennel (Foeniculum vulgare) and Liqueur (Glycyrrhiza glabra).

About the ingredients
Hyssopus officinalis (Hysop) is a herb that has traditionally been used and was seen as cleansing herb. Hysop is from the Mediterranean and Central Asia and was brought to Central Europe via Benedictine monks in the tenth century. The aromatic herb became a very popular herbicide in the Middle Ages. Today, Hysop is used as medicinal herb. Hysop is known for its disinfecting effect. The operation resembles that of true sage. Foeniculum vulgare ground (Fennel seed) for the bronchi. For healthy mucous membranes, coughing up mucus, mucus solves and gives relief. Glycyrrhiza glabra gemalen (Zoethout) stimulates the production of mucus so that it can be easily culled and illuminated. Trigonella foenum-graecum (Foenigriekzaad) for clean airways.

Dosage
- Optimal dosage is applied 1x daily.
- Horse: 2 battleships.
- Pony: 1½ battleships.
- 1 measuring plate contains about 7½ grams.

Administration
Can be given by the feed. Moisten the herbs so that it is not blown out of the food bowl.
Airway problems in the horse occur very frequently, from an innocent cousin or nasal discharge to a chronic cough. The cause of airway problems may differ. Sometimes the respiratory tract is irritated by a dusty or untidy (stal) environment, but also a viral or bacterial infection can cause respiratory distress. Horses are regularly exposed to viruses and bacteria, for example by participating in competitions or the arrival of a new horse farm. Infectious diseases are usually caused by a virus and sometimes by a bacterium. In some cases, the infection may be caused by lungworms or fungi. If a horse continues to cough and has a continuous nasal discharge that is not transparent, always consult the vet. In that case, there is probably a self-sustaining bacterial infection and the horse may need regular medication. Coldness When the horse has a clear nasal discharge and other horse farms, possibly in combination with cheeses there is a chance that it will be a virus infection. (Flu) virus infections are common. Often this involves innocent viruses. A flu virus usually occurs in fever, a wet nose, a loose cough and / or dull behavior. Support the horse with resistance enhancing agents. A simple cold is usually over a week. A good and complete recovery is an absolute condition for preventing nasty and prolonged complications. A virus infects the mucous membrane in the airways and paves the way for bacteria, and then an airway condition can become chronic.

Prevention
Prevent a cold by dropping a horse after driving, get out of the way (dry the horse if necessary) and adjust the thickness of the blanket to the horse, the condition of the fur and the temperature. With a thin blanket, a big attack is made on the energy consumption of the horse and with a thick blanket the horse becomes too wet of sweat. Do not put a horse on the ride stalk climate Keep the stable as free of dust and ammonia as possible. Regularly remove dust (including beams) and spider webs. Spread the stable if the horse is not in the vicinity and remove the manure and urine sites daily. For horses with a dust allergy, avoid a straw cover, choose flax or rubber mats. Rest, give a cold, coughing horse extra rest, preferably in the open air and otherwise in a well-ventilated stable or an exterior. Adjust the training schedule. dust free hay. Fungal traces in the hay constitute an important threat for developing an allergic reaction. Only use hay of good quality. Week the hay in water before giving it. In airway conditions, sufficient fresh air is important. Avoid dust.

Duration of treatment
In an acute situation, the duration of treatment is relatively short. This can range from a few days to 3 weeks. Continue with the administration of this product for a few days.
In case of long-term discomfort, the effect is usually visible after 1 to 3 weeks. Improvement can be carried out on a maintenance dose. This is usually half the indicated dosage on the package. When dosing this product, look carefully at the animal's response. Initially, a higher dose may be required, this product can be given safely in a double dose. Reduce dosage gradually to as low a dose as possible. This product can be permanently given. It is advisable to insert a stop week after every 6 to 8 weeks. Thus, after the stop week, the stimulus can be re-offered. Resume treatment immediately if this is the case.

Storage advice
Avoid direct sunlight and keep this product dry and at a temperature between 5-20 C. Keep out of reach of children. The shelf life is stated on the label and the box.
Synergy and combinations with other products
This product can be used without any objection in combination with other natural health products and regular medicines.
Pure Nature Airways, drip preparation, supports the leading respiratory tract. Pure Nature Pollen give less pollen, pollen and grasses. Pure Nature Resistance, Pure Nature Vitamins and Minerals and / or Pure Nature L-Lysine fully supports the resistance and a well functioning immune system. Pure Nature Echina Extra, a phytotherapeutic drop for extra resistance.

Contraindications
Always use in pregnancy and lactation in consultation with the attending veterinarian.

Side effects
To date, side effects of this product have not been reported or reported. For a number of dilutions and extracts, a shortening of aggravation may occur at the start of treatment. This means that the animal responds to the product. In case of severe increase, halve or temporarily stop dosing and then rebuild.
This product contains 500 grams in a jar.
Read the package leaflet before use.