Lexa Devil’s Claw 1kg

Lexa Devil’s Claw is a supplementary feed for horses designed to support joints, ligaments, and muscles. This highly concentrated horse feed consists of 80% Devil’s Claw and is specially formulated for proper horse nutrition. The high fiber content stimulates the horse’s chewing activity, promoting harmonious digestion. Slow eating contributes to optimal feed utilization, allowing the healing properties of Devil’s Claw to be ideally expressed. The addition of parsley stimulates natural dehydration, relieving the kidneys. The well-balanced mix of Devil’s Claw, alfalfa, and parsley provides essential nutrients beneficial to the organism and, particularly, the joints. Whether for supporting the recovery phase, after strenuous horse performances, or for therapeutic purposes in cases of spavin or tendon and ligament strains, the special pellet mix makes feeding highly targeted.

Key Features:

• Combats joint problems
• Contains alfalfa and parsley
• Suitable for laminitis
• Digestion-promoting
• Stimulates chewing activity

Lexa Devil’s Claw is effective in alleviating symptoms of horses with tension, strains, or sprains. The highly dosed Devil’s Claw has also proven itself in cases of laminitis: the supplementary feed has a regenerating effect on the disease process and can alleviate symptoms. The feed can be given to horses of all breeds and performance requirements, excluding pregnant mares. The highly effective horse feed is also suitable for rehabilitation phases and can be used to some extent in competitive sports. A withdrawal period of 4 days must be observed. Overall, the natural supplementary pellets are ideal for healing specific joint stress and preventing subsequent issues.

Composition of Lexa Devil’s Claw:

• Alfalfa, parsley

Ingredients of Lexa Devil’s Claw:

• Crude Protein: 2.60%
• Crude Fat: 5.80%
• Crude Fiber: 2.60%
• Crude Ash: 1.10%

Additives per kg:

• Aromatics Devil’s Claw: 800,000.00 mg (equivalent to 80.00% Devil’s Claw)

Lexa Devil’s Claw Feeding Recommendation:

• Large Horses: 15g per animal per day
• Ponies: 5 – 10g per animal per day

Content: 1kg