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Warts are skin conditions which, although benign, can cause discomfort for horses. These abnormal growths are often the result of excessive cell proliferation. In horses, there are two main types: viral warts, which are contagious, and warts that simply result from abnormal skin growth with no viral cause. Preventing and treating these warts may require a gentle but effective approach.
Phyto-verrues by Phytomaster is a 100% natural nutritional supplement specially formulated to target and treat these skin conditions in horses. Combining the virtues of carefully selected plants, this product not only eliminates existing warts, but also acts preventively, reinforcing your horse's natural defenses.
Stinging nettle (Urtica dioica) is one of the key ingredients in Phyto-verrues. Rich in zinc, minerals, trace elements and B vitamins, it is recognized for its depurative, anti-inflammatory and tonic properties. This plant helps to purify the horse's organism, facilitating the elimination of toxins that could lead to the appearance of warts.
Meadowsweet (Filipendula ulmaria) has an anti-pain and anti-inflammatory action, thanks to its flowering tops. The flavonoids present in this plant also enhance its diuretic effect, helping to expel impurities through the urinary tract, which is essential for maintaining healthy skin.
Fenugreek (Trigonella foenumgraecum) andEchinacea (Echinacea purpurea) are two other key components of this product. Fenugreek is renowned for its nutritive and revitalizing properties, while Echinacea is acclaimed for its immunomodulating properties, strengthening the horse's natural defenses against skin infections. This synergy of plants strengthens the horse's immune system, making it less vulnerable to external aggression.
Garlic (Allium sativum) is a well-known ingredient with antiseptic, anticoagulant and immunostimulant properties. Its active ingredient, allicin, plays a crucial role in protecting the body against infection, promoting rapid healing of warts and preventing their recurrence.
Finally, Thyme (Thymus vulgaris) and Calendula (Calendula officinalis) complete the formula with their antimicrobial and healing properties. Thyme, thanks to its high thymol content, acts as a natural antiseptic, while Calendula helps soothe skin irritations and promote the regeneration of damaged tissue.
In short, Phyto-verrues Cheval Phytomaster is much more than a simple wart treatment. This dietary supplement works in depth to purify the body, strengthen natural defenses, and keep your horse's skin in perfect health. By incorporating this product into your horse's daily diet, you'll not only help eliminate warts, you'll also promote healthy skin that's resistant to future ailments.
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To get the best results from Phyto-verrues Cheval Phytomaster, it's essential to follow the dosage instructions carefully. A measure equivalent to 200 ml (50 g) should be administered daily for 20 days. This dosage is specifically designed to meet the needs of an adult horse, enabling effective, targeted action against warts.
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Precautions for use
Do not use on pregnant or nursing mares. In addition, Phyto-verrues Cheval Phytomaster contains doping substances. It is therefore crucial to suspend administration of the product 72 hours before any competitive event to avoid any risk of doping.
Phyto-verrues Cheval Phytomaster contains the following ingredients: Stinging Nettle, Meadowsweet, Fenugreek, Echinacea, Garlic, Thyme, Calendula, Plantain Leaves, Birch, Burdock, Lapacho.
Presentation
Phyto-verrues Cheval Phytomaster is available in a 1 kg jar, providing sufficient quantity for a complete 20-day course of treatment, suitable for an adult horse.
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