Chamomile flowers contain natural essential oils and bitter compounds and are traditionally used in horse feed. They can support the digestive tract—especially during periods of dietary stress or internal discomfort.

Anise oil contains the natural flavor compound anethole and is traditionally used in horse feed. It can support the gastrointestinal tract—particularly in cases of diet-related sensitivity or during periods of increased digestive stress.

Licorice root contains natural plant compounds such as glycyrrhizin and is traditionally used in equine nutrition. It can support the digestive tract—especially during periods of dietary stress or heightened sensitivity.

Fennel oil contains natural essential oils, particularly anethole, and is traditionally used in animal feed. It can support the gastrointestinal tract—especially in cases of diet-related sensitivity or during periods of increased digestive stress.

Fructo-oligosaccharides (FOS) derived from chicory are prebiotic fibers. They serve as a nutrient source for certain beneficial bacteria in the large intestine and can thus can support the natural gut flora - especially during dietary transitions or periods of increased digestive stress.

Whey permeate is a natural source of galacto-oligosaccharides (GOS)—prebiotic compounds that can serve as a nutrient source for certain beneficial gut bacteria. In equine nutrition, it is used to support a healthy gut flora—particularly during dietary transitions or periods of increased digestive stress.

Fennel seeds contain essential oils and phytochemicals such as anethole. In equine nutrition, they are traditionally used to support the digestive tract—particularly in cases of diet-related sensitivity or following a change in diet.

Anise seeds contain essential oils such as anethole and are traditionally used in horse feed. They can support gastrointestinal function—particularly in cases of diet-related sensitivity or during periods of increased digestive stress.

Milk thistle extract contains natural bitter compounds as well as phytochemicals such as silymarin. These are components of plant-based raw materials and are associated with physiological digestive processes. Milk thistle extract can be used as part of a balanced diet to support normal processes in the gastrointestinal tract and liver function—particularly during periods of increased metabolic stress or when dietary needs require it.

Artichokes contain natural bitter compounds such as cynarin and are traditionally valued in animal feed. Plant components containing bitter compounds can support normal digestive function and contribute to the nutritional support of gastrointestinal health—especially in cases of diet-related stress or sensitive digestion.

Marshmallow leaves contain plant-based mucilage and are traditionally used in animal feed. They can gently support mucosal function in the gastrointestinal and respiratory tracts, particularly during periods of dietary stress or in dusty environments.

Lemon balm leaves contain essential oils and phytochemicals such as rosmarinic acid. In equine nutrition, they are traditionally used as a supplement to support the digestive system—particularly during periods of stress or restlessness caused by diet.

Passionflower herb contains natural phytochemicals and is traditionally used in animal feed. It can support the nervous system and overall well-being through nutritional means—especially during times of nervous stress or in tense situations.

Hop cones are known for their content of essential oils and bitter compounds. In traditional animal feeding, they are used as a supplement to support nutritional needs during periods of increased stress—such as after transport or a change in diet.

Chamomile flowers contain natural essential oils and bitter compounds and are traditionally used in horse feed. They can support the digestive tract—especially during periods of dietary stress or internal discomfort.

Licorice root contains natural plant compounds such as glycyrrhizin and is traditionally used in equine nutrition. It can support the digestive tract—especially during periods of dietary stress or heightened sensitivity.