Rooibos belongs in the feed room, and the science shows why
Rooibos belongs in the feed room, and the science shows why Its key flavonoid aspalathin, unique to rooibos and found nowhere else in nature,…
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Respiratory health can be linked to allergies in horses. And we do have a product that helps.
01 · WHAT HELPS
The short answer: for Respiratory & Airway Health, one formula, made by Beryl Shuttleworth.
02 · READ THE THINKING
Rooibos belongs in the feed room, and the science shows why Its key flavonoid aspalathin, unique to rooibos and found nowhere else in nature,…
03 · OUR PROMISE
Moneyback promise, since 2013. Full refund, no returns, no questions. Every formula here is made by Beryl Shuttleworth, BSc Hons Biochemistry.
Read the guarantee →04 · QUESTIONS
Soak or steam hay to reduce dust and mold sporesnUse low-dust bedding (e.g. shredded paper or specially treated shavings)nMaximize turnout and minimize time in dusty, enclosed stablesnEnsure good stable ventilationnAvoid storing hay/straw directly above or near the horse's stablenFeed from the ground rather than an overhead haynet, where possible, to reduce inhaled dust/debris
Antihistamine - supportive herbs and nutrients (e.g.bioflavonoids) are sometimes used for seasonal/allergic triggersnMagnesium - some reports link magnesium status to nerve sensitivity, though evidence is limitednGeneral omega-3 and antioxidant support for overall inflammatory modulation