Dolophyt Flash Oral Gel 30ml improves locomotor comfort. It is a natural supplementary food based on plant extracts selected for their anti-inflammatory properties. DoloPhyt authorized for official competitions and races.
Formulated with plants, Dolophyt Flash Oral Gel is designed to relieve locomotor discomfort in athletic and older horses. Complementary feed for athletic horses suffering from locomotor discomfort (joints, stiffness, tendons). DOLOPHYT FLASH contains no prohibited substances and can be used in competition. DOLOPHYT FLASH is a natural supplementary food based on plant extracts selected for their anti-inflammatory properties. DOLOPHYT FLASH provides effective relief for the locomotor system (feet, tendons, fetlocks, hocks, cervicals, back, lumbar vertebrae, pelvis) and helps to bring comfort, suppleness and well-being to the horse rapidly before exercise, thus facilitating its availability for work and competition.
Locomotor disorders are the most frequent cause (74%) of poor performance in horses. They mainly affect joints, tendons, muscles, feet and bones. DOLOPHYT and DOLOPHYT FLASH are designed to provide effective relief for the horse's locomotor system, using a blend of selected plants.
DOLOPHYT is particularly recommended for
Dolophyt Flash Gel Oral works in combination with carefully selected ingredients to provide effective relief from locomotor problems in horses. Here's how each component contributes to its mode of action:
Dextrose, a form of glucose, is rapidly absorbed by the horse's body. It provides an immediate source of energy, which can help reduce muscle fatigue and improve mobility.
Sodium chloride is essential for the horse's electrolyte balance. It helps maintain osmotic pressure in muscle cells, promoting normal muscle contraction.
Meadowsweet is rich in natural anti-inflammatory compounds, such as flavonoids and salicylates. It acts by reducing inflammation of joints and muscles, which can relieve pain associated with locomotor problems.
Licorice contains glycyrrhizin, a compound with anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties. It helps to alleviate muscular and joint discomfort in horses.
Thyme is a natural source of antioxidants such as flavonoids and polyphenols. It helps protect muscle cells against oxidative damage and promotes muscle recovery.
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DOLOPHYT administration should be regulated according to the joint status, weight and activity of each horse
For a horse weighing 500 kg: dispense 10 to 15 ml a day for 15 days, renewable.
In the event of proven joint problems: dispense 20 to 25 ml per day for 5 to 10 days, then 10 to 15 ml per day for 15 renewable days.
For older horses or those with long-term discomfort: regular distribution of 5 to 10 ml per day.
Feed supplement for horses - oral syringe.
Administer a syringe into the mouth a few hours before the event.
In the event of severe stiffness, also administer a syringe the evening before.
Dextrose, sodium chloride, meadowsweet, liquorice, thyme, ethanol.
Analytical constituents :
- Crude ash: 45
- Crude cellulose: 16
- Crude fat: 5.8
- Crude protein: 1.35
- Sodium: 23
Contains no doping agents.
Presentation: 30 ML syringe
DOLOPHYT FLASH is a complex of plant extracts including thyme, meadowsweet and licorice, known for their anti-inflammatory properties. DOLOPHYT FLASH is particularly suitable for horses prone to locomotor discomfort (stiffness, gait irregularity) and joint problems. DOLOPHYT FLASH can be distributed in official competition and racing.
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