A classic nutritive tonic to gently support nervous system balance and contribute to strong bones, joints, and healthy hooves in horses and dogs.
This information is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional veterinary advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult your veterinary surgeon before introducing any new supplement.
Parts Used: Dried stems, leaves, and immature seed heads (the aerial parts harvested when the seed is milky).
Summary of Medical Uses and Benefits for Equine and Canine Health: Oat Straw is a nutritive tonic, prized for its gentle supportive action on the nervous system and its contribution to structural health. Its key benefits include:
Nervous System Support: May help to soothe mild anxiety and promote a calmer demeanour in animals that are naturally highly strung or prone to stress.
Nutritional Support for Connective Tissues: Provides silica and other minerals that are important for maintaining healthy bones, joints, and hoof/horn quality.
General Tonic for Debilitation: Used as a gentle restorative for animals recovering from illness, exertion, or in their senior years to support overall vitality.
Skin and Coat Health: Its nutrient profile may contribute to a healthier, shinier coat and support skin integrity.
Mild Digestive Soothing: Can have a demulcent effect, helping to soothe minor irritation in the digestive tract.
Precautions:
Animals with a known allergy or sensitivity to oats or other grains should avoid this herb.
Use with caution in animals prone to weight gain, as it is a nutritive supplement.
Quality is essential; ensure product is free from mould, dust, and contaminants.
While very safe, introducing any new supplement should be done gradually to monitor for individual tolerance.
Due to its potential calming effects, use with care alongside prescribed sedative medications.
It is not a treatment for specific medical conditions; persistent symptoms require veterinary investigation.
Oat straw-C-100g
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A classic nutritive tonic to gently support nervous system balance and contribute to strong bones, joints, and healthy hooves in horses and dogs.
This information is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional veterinary advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult your veterinary surgeon before introducing any new supplement.