
09/30/2025
As weather turns cooler, spend more time indoors and are exposed to dust and other airborne particles which are directly linked to equine asthma.
Further, your horse will be in closer proximity to other and exposed to common respiratory ailments including bacterial, viral and fungal infections.
Research has shown that mild to moderate Equine Asthma is 30% more common in winter months than summer. can be used to help manage these issues with a wide variety of medications and non-doping natural products.