Description
Or vet introduces Phycocyanin, a revolutionary new product, to the French equine market for the first time. You're familiar with Spirulina and may have already fed it to your horse. Well, Phycocyanin is the active compound in Spirulina, which makes it incredibly powerful. Here's a list of Phycocyanin's main benefits: - it's a natural anti-inflammatory, - it promotes cell recovery and oxygenation, - it acts as an antioxidant, modulates the immune system and strengthens the body's natural defenses. But when should you give your horse Phycocyanine? Here are just a few examples: When your horse is in poor physical condition. During periods of repeated or intense exertion. As an adjunct to treatment or recovery from an illness (such as Lyme disease or piroplasmosis). To support convalescence following injury or tendon damage.
Give 15 mL/d outside meals, directly into the mouth with a syringe after shaking the bottle.
Use as a one-month treatment minimum, repeated several times if necessary.
