Phytomash by ESC Laboratoire is a horse food made from easy-to-digest cereals and which contributes to the horse's rehydration. Its method of preparation (soaking in hot water for around ten minutes) also makes it a palatable food very popular with horses. Made from barley, oat and corn flakes, this mash is easy to digest (particularly due to the presence of flax seeds in the composition) and contains nettle known for its remineralizing and draining properties.

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Phytomash - ESC Laboratoire

Name: Phytomash - ESC Laboratoire
Brand: ESC LABORATOIRE
SKU: EBSSOI000072
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Complementary feed for horses. Composition: flaked barley, oats, flaked corn, flax seeds, carrot flakes, salt, wheat bran, sodium bicarbonate, nettle. Analytical constituents: crude protein 9.5%, crude fat 3.5%, crude fiber 6.5%, crude ash 3.3%, sodium 0.35%. Additives (per kg): vitamins: 3a672a vitamin A (retinol acetate) 5000 iu, 3a671 vitamin D3 800 iu, 3a700 vitamin E (dl-alpha-tocopheryl acetate) 100 iu, 3a821 vitamin B1 6 mg. Trace elements: 3b103 iron (iron sulfate monohydrate) 45 mg, 3b405 copper (copper sulfate pentahydrate) 13 mg, 3b502 manganese (manganese oxide) 25 mg, 3b603 zinc (zinc oxide) 37 mg, 3b201 iodine (iodide potassium) 0.3 mg, 3b801 selenium (sodium selenite) 0.15 mg. Preservatives: 1k280 propionic acid 10 mg.
Directions for use: mix the recommended quantity* of PhytoMash with 1.5 L of hot water. Leave to swell for ten minutes. Mix to homogenize. Allow to cool before distribution. * Pony: 2 L (1 kg) per meal. – Horse: 3 L (1.5 kg) per meal. Distribute 1 mash per week, 2 maximum for convalescent or very stressed horses. Anti-doping control: as this product may contain natural contaminants that could cause a positive anti-doping test, we recommend as a precaution stopping its distribution before an official event. Ask a veterinarian for advice on the waiting time (usually 72 hours).