FOCUS: The airways

Today, we are talking about the respiratory tract of our friends, the equines. It is important to be vigilant throughout the year, and especially in winter, when the cold and humidity weaken the horses’ respiratory system.

Whether it is sport or leisure horses, the pathologies we can encounter are diverse. They should therefore not be neglected, because the respiratory tract allows the oxygenation of the organs.

For this first focus on this subject, we focus on the most common consequence: coughing. Coughing is a symptom and not a disease in its own right. The origins can be multiple, viral or chronic, it is important to soothe them

Our PULMON’AIDE is composed of plants with naturally antitussive, anti-inflammatory and antibiotic properties. Specially designed for horses, it is particularly recommended for:

• Calming the horse’s cough
• Facilitate work in a wet, cold or dusty environment
• Improving breathing in the face of chronic problems
• Helping recovery from infection
• Protect the respiratory system

Our PULMON’AIDE exists in two forms:
– SYRUP: https://naturacheval.fr/produit/394/
– INHALED VIALS : https://naturacheval.fr/produit/pulmonaide-equin/

For this second focus on this subject, we focus on pulmonary hemorrhages and bleeding often encountered in athletic horses. In this situation, it is the capillaries of the pulmonary alveoli that are affected, causing blood to flow outside its compartment.

Our PULMON’AIR contains garlic and orthosiphon which are known for their diuretic properties and reduce blood pressure in the vessels. Our PULMON’AIR is also composed of dandelion which contributes to the resistance of the vessels and helps to thin the blood.

• Helps clean the airways following bleeding
• Maintains capillary integrity
• Improves the elasticity and resistance of the vessels
• Reduces redness and swelling due to vasodilation of capillaries
• Fight against conveyed pain

Our PULMON’AIR is available in liquid in a 250 ml bottle: https://naturacheval.fr/produit/pulmonair-equin/