Slippery elm 400 g

Slippery elm 400 gSlippery Elm for Horses (Ulmus rubra) Slippery elm, also known as red elm, is a North American tree species whose bark is used as a feed ingredient due to its natural, mucilage rich structure. Slippery elm is suitable as a complementary raw material as part of a horse's natural diet when you want to add soluble fibre and gently acting plant based polysaccharides to the diet. These are compounds naturally found in plants that bind water and form a

DE3229086A1 – Medicine for coughs and other disorders… and feedstuff for horses produced using the same (1984)

Psyllium is rich in soluble fibre

Plants absorb minerals from the soil and bind them into their own structure

Soak before serving and mix into the regular feed

swell and form a soft

Does not contain preservatives or additives

marigold contains triterpenoids

cartilage tissue

plant-based carbohydrates

Many herb-based blends combine seeds

turmeric contains essential oils and other compounds belonging to the plant's bioactive profile as part of its normal structure

The use of yeasts in horse feeding has been studied particularly from the perspective of gut microbial activity and fibre fermentation