Slippery elm 400 g sport dog Not for pregnant mares

Not for pregnant mares

the animal's mood and appetite fluctuate

or other stress – can particularly affect digestion

Rich in nutrients needed by the skin

The fat content of the seeds is approximately 35%

Slippery elm 400 g sport dog Not for pregnant maresSlippery Elm for Horses (Ulmus rubra) Slippery elm, also known as red elm, is a North American tree species whose bark is used as a feed ingredient due to its natural, mucilage rich structure. Slippery elm is suitable as a complementary raw material as part of a horse's natural diet when you want to add soluble fibre and gently acting plant based polysaccharides to the diet. These are compounds naturally found in plants that bind water and form a