Audevard Balsamic Air 500 ml

Know how to observe your horse.
Know the signs that may indicate a need for upper respiratory support, especially in case of climatic variations or groupings of several horses: decreased performance, loss of appetite, intolerance to exercise, more frequent and difficult breathing, nasal secretions in one or more horses. Do not hesitate to make a precise note of these elements and share them with your vet who will be able to advise you and recommend Balsamic Air.

Know how to anticipate.
The hindsight of our veterinarians allows us to know that it is possible to anticipate situations adapted to Balsamic Air in order to avoid possible respiratory counter-problems. Thus, your horses will be worried in case of a cooling of the weather conditions, or if they start their training, or meet other horses. If your horse is older, it may be in poor condition and will be more affected by Balsamic Air. Several team riders systematically give Balsamic Air during their trips mixing many horses.

The immediacy of essential oils.
An essential oil is a complex mixture of molecules extracted from specific parts of plants by distillation, and it is from this complexity that its properties come. Composed mainly of "fine" molecules, essential oils are easily absorbed by the body.
Changes in environment, living space or simply temperature can weaken your horse's respiratory system. This weakening can result in decreased performance or simply respiratory discomfort.