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Hilton Herbs Seaweed (Equine)
Ascophyllum nosodum
- A Natural Source of Vitamins, Minerals & Trace Elements
Kelp/Seaweed is a popular supplement for horses, dogs and other animals. Ascophyllum nodosum contains generous levels of vitamins including A, B1, C, D and E. It is also rich in minerals calcium, potassium, zinc, iodine, magnesium, iron and copper as well as amino acids and trace elements. It contains high levels of calcium to help promote promote healthy skin, strong bones and teeth in both horses and dogs. Seaweed can also help strengthen depth of coat colour and support strong nervous system and healthy digestion. We always advise that if you have not used seaweed for your animals before you introduce it gradually building up to the full recommended amount over a period of several days as it has a strong flavour.
As an alternative for horses, consider our Hoof & Health supplement. For dogs consider our Canine Seaweed & Rosehip or Canine Vital Daily Health. For horses, dogs and other animals can be used as a natural health and vitamin supplement with great benefits for skin and overall animal health.
Did You Know?
Seaweed is one of the richest sources of minerals available. It contains iodine, sodium, manganese, sulphur, silicon, zinc and copper and is a source of Vitamin K as well.
| Brand | Hilton Herbs |
|---|---|
| Presentation | Dried Herbs |
| Applicator/ Dispenser | No Measure included |
| My Horse Is... | Lacking Vitamins & Minerals, Weak Hooved |
| Ingredients Label | Pure Seaweed/Kelp (Ascophyllum nodosum) |
| Key Ingredients | Seaweed |
| Ingredient Source | Herbal, No Animal By-Products |
| Instructions for use | Guidelines: Horses: 15 to 30 grams daily Add to feed on a daily basis, if possible, splitting the required amount between two feeds Allow up to one month for benefits to be seen *please note: we do not include feeding instructions on the packaging or include a scoop in the bag or tub. This is due to the consistency of straight herbs eg roots are more dense than leaves or flowers, and they can be given to a variety of species. For further research on using straight herbs for animals there are some good books available including Hilary Self's "A Modern Horse Herbal". |
| Maintenance Feeding Rate (average size animal) | 15-30g per day |
