Valetumed Parasitex

The natural supplement to the chemical worm treatment for horses. ParasitEx can create an unfavorable environment for intestinal parasites and thus promote their migration from the digestive tract.
Advantage: no toxic burden on the horse's organism.

When administered as recommended, Valetumed ParasitEx and its natural components can have a beneficial effect on the intestinal environment and stabilize it. This does not create any toxic burden on the body, as can be the case with chemical agents.

ParasitEx from Valetumed creates an unfavorable environment for intestinal parasites, paralyzes the worms and consequently causes them to migrate from the intestine. The extremely inulin-rich Jerusalem artichoke syrup it contains can simultaneously increase the defense power of the horse's intestines and promote its regulation and regeneration.

Feeding recommendation:
For a horse with a live weight of 600 kg, give an applicator of 60 ml each, for a horse with a live weight of 300 kg give 30 ml and for a horse with a live weight of 100 kg give 10 ml. The dosage corresponds to 1 ml per 10 kg live weight. Please note: Use a maximum of every three months according to the feeding recommendation. Ideal consistency at room temperature (19-22°C), warm slightly before administration. We recommend consulting your veterinarian before use on pregnant and lactating mares and foals under 6 months of age. Worm eggs or worms should naturally pass through the feces after use, as ParasitEx causes the intestinal parasites to migrate out of the intestines using natural ingredients. The product may cause discoloration if it comes into contact with clothing or other delicate materials.

Composition:
Jerusalem artichoke, coconut oil, propolis.

Analytical components:
4.60% crude protein, 39.00% crude fat, 0.22% crude fiber, 3.80% crude ash, 30.00% moisture, 1.30 mg/1,000 g sodium. Additives per kg - sensory additives: 1.32 g mugwort oil, 2.60 g sage oil.

Additives per kg – technological additives:
2.20 g hydroxypropyl cellulose.