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Epsom - Magnesium Sulfate for Horses

HorseAdds Epsom consists of 100% Magnesium Sulfate. Magnesium sulfate can be used in combination with Psyllium to promote intestinal cleansing. Magnesium sulfate dissolved in water can be used externally as a topical skin treatment or as a conditioning hoof bath.

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Magnesium Sulfate for Horses

Buy Magnesium sulfate for horses? Magnesium sulfate is also called Bitter Salt or Epsom salt and can help promote intestinal function. Magnesium sulfate, when combined with Psyllium (1), acts as an intestinal cleanser and aids in the absorption of fluid from the intestines. HorseAdds Epsom enhances the function of Psyllium.

What is magnesium sulfate?

Magnesium sulfate is a chemical compound of magnesium, sulfur and oxygen. It is a salt that occurs in several forms, including as a hydrating crystal known as magnesium sulfate heptahydrate, commonly known as Epsom salt.

Application of magnesium sulfate for horses

Magnesium sulfate is a versatile agent that is also widely used in horses because of its positive effects on the body. It helps relax muscles, which is particularly valuable for horses struggling with muscle tension or stiffness after exercise. In addition, magnesium supports the nervous system, so it can contribute to a calming effect. Another use of magnesium sulfate is in the form of Epsom salt baths for the hooves.

Conditioning bittersalt foot bath for horses

A caring bittersalt foot bath for horses is an ideal way to give your horse's hooves and legs the attention they deserve. Known for its soothing and caring properties, this magnesium sulfate (Epsom salt) based foot bath provides support for a wide range of hoof and leg problems. Leaving horses to bathe their legs or hooves in magnesium sulfate can further relax muscles and alleviate localized problems, such as hoof ulcers. This simple yet effective method makes it a valuable addition to the grooming routine of many horses.

For horses with hoof ulcers, a foot bath with bittersalt can help draw dirt and bacteria out of the hoof while reducing inflammation. It softens the hoof and relieves pressure, quickly restoring your horse's comfort in standing and moving. In addition, a bittersalt bath has a relaxing effect on muscles and tendons, which is especially nice after intense training or when your horse has been standing for a long time.

With this foot bath, you will not only give your horse relief, but also a moment of pure relaxation and care. Perfect as part of a comprehensive hoof care routine or as targeted support for specific problems.

How to make a bittersalt footbda for horses. Add as much magnesium sulfate as dissolves to 4 liters of warm water to make a conditioning foot bath. Soak the hoof for 10- 15 minutes, twice a day. Repeat this two to three days in a row.

Magnesium sulphate as local skin care

With magnesium sulfate, you can easily make a skin care paste specifically tailored to the needs of horses. This versatile paste offers a natural and effective solution to various skin problems and discomforts.

Thanks to the unique properties of magnesium sulfate, the paste is anti-inflammatory and soothing. It helps reduce swelling and draws moisture and impurities from the skin. This makes it ideal for treating minor inflammations, insect bites or bruises. In addition, the paste soothes irritated areas and supports rapid recovery.

Whether caring for sensitive skin areas or providing targeted relief, a magnesium sulfate paste is an indispensable tool in your horse's grooming routine. Easy to apply and highly effective - for healthy and comfortable skin.

 

1 - Sciencedirect

Composition
Magnesium sulfate
Analytical constituents
Magnesium
19,9%
Calcium
<0,1%
Sodium
0,0%
Phosphorus
0,0%
Advisory dosage
Horse (600 kg)
60 grams
Pony (300 kg)
30 grams