Hedgerow herb mix that would have traditionally been found in pasture which are now often lacking from today’s grazing. The rate of intake of munch is relatively slow and so the volumes entering the digestive tract will be relatively low too. Whilst not an exhaustive list, horses may enjoy a variety of items including cow parsley, cleavers (sticky weed), hawthorn, hazel, blackberry, rosehips, thistles, nettles, dandelion and willow. Any modification made by the purchaser to the product or any repairs other than by an authorised agent. As pastures have changed over the years the availability of many of these plants has disappeared this palatable blend can be added to your horse's feed to ensure he receives all of the goodness that nature intended.

The nutritional benefits of herbs have been well documented for many years and in their natural environment horses would have selected specific plants to help them maintain their health and well-being. If your parcel incurs customs fees upon entering the UK, we cannot cover these expenses, and your items will be sent back to you.The supplement is specially crafted to meet the unique nutritional requirements of your horse, ensuring that they stay healthy and active. Pissenlit, thym et tête de trèfle rouge - constituent un régime varié et favorisent la santé et le bien-être.

Much, much more analysis needs to be done to draw any firm conclusions about the nutritional value of these materials but it is really interesting to start exploring these materials.All horses can enjoy a Vitamunch hedgerow fibre block due to its high fibre and low sugar content, including those prone to laminitis. Hedge Herbs comprises a combination of powerful ingredients which optimise blood supply to extremities: Hawthorn, Buckwheat, Rosehips and Nettle. For oldies whose teeth don’t quite do as well as they used to, or all horses in the winter, soaking the munch block will see it evolve into a warm, tasty bowl full of delicious goodness, right in front of your eyes! As a company focused on the horses’ wellbeing, we thought it was only right to look at the mental and nutritional wellbeing of our equine friends too!