Common Valerian, chopped, 500 g

Common Valerian, chopped 500 g

Scientific name: Radix valerianae

Valerian, Latin "Radix Valerianae dead", "Radix Valerianae concis"; where Valere means something like being strong or healthy, belongs to the honeysuckle family.

Up to about 300 species are widespread, especially in Europe and Asia, but also on the American continent.

Valerian contains alkaloids and is rich in essential oils. The naturally contained terpenes are responsible for the positive properties of Badrian.

The sometimes quite obtrusive smell is caused by the decomposition of these oils during the drying of the root.

Valerian is therefore suitable for horses as a natural supplement in stressful situations.

Ingredients: Essential oils, valeric acids (valeric acid), alkaloids (non-toxic)

Made from fresh, cleaned and gently dried goods.

Large horses (600 kg body weight) 25 g - 50 g / day. Adapt ponies and small horses accordingly.

Macerate: soak root pieces in water for 12 hours, then pour over feed. This amount can be fed daily.

Note: Please note the anti-doping and drug control rules of the German Equestrian Federation (FN) for equestrian sport.

ADMR conflict
A grace period of 48 hours must be observed
Source FN doping list