Liver herbs for horses - Sunrise

The magic of nature – herbs and the gentle touch. Sometimes a touch of nature is enough to open the heart – a quiet whisper that speaks of meadows and forests. Herbs are like little messengers of this quiet world, carried by the wind and sun, deeply rooted in the earth. When we care for horses, we can be quiet. With calm, with respect, and with natural remedies that have their roots in the very world where horses are at home. Herbs can become silent companions here – not loud, not overt, but like a breath of nature that accompanies us.

Liver herbs for horses – As quiet as the morning dew

Our liver herbs offer a natural way to tailor your horse's diet to support important metabolic processes and the body's own detoxification mechanisms. They help maintain balance, especially during periods of increased stress or changing demands. This blend is particularly suitable for horses whose diets should be designed to support their metabolism, including during coat changes and feed transitions.

Helpful during coat change:

During the shedding period, this herbal blend can help naturally support the immune system.

How bitter substances work in the horse’s organism

Bitter substances have a very special effect on the body. Bitter substances are secondary plant substances that are absorbed through the sense of taste and can stimulate a variety of processes in the horse's body. From the very first contact with the taste buds in the mouth, signals are sent to the digestive system. This can result in increased saliva production and a stimulation of gastric juice production.

The functions of the liver, gall bladder, and pancreas can also be indirectly supported by bitter substances, as these organs are involved in digestion and respond to sensory stimuli. This can positively influence food absorption and activate the entire digestive tract.

Especially for horses with sensitive digestion or diet-related gastrointestinal weaknesses, the targeted supplementation of bitter-containing plants can help support digestion. This is not a therapeutic measure, but rather a supplement to the daily diet that can help regulate the organism naturally.

Support for liver, gall bladder and metabolism in horses

The liver is one of the most important metabolic organs in horses. It plays a key role in the processing of nutrients, the breakdown of metabolic waste products, and the detoxification of the organism. Skin health and general well-being can also be closely linked to liver function.

Certain plant-derived bitter substances—such as those found in herbs—can contribute to natural support of liver function. In feeding practice, bitter substances are valued because they can stimulate bile flow, which can promote the removal of metabolic wastes via the liver and intestines.

Although these plant substances do not replace medical treatment, they can be used as an accompanying feed supplement to help relieve liver function and gently support metabolism.