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Equine Herbology Clivers & Marigold
Detox & Lymphatic Support

Clivers & Marigold for Horses

A traditional herbal blend of clivers and marigold, used to support normal lymphatic flow, skin comfort and everyday seasonal wellbeing in horses.

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Ingredients

Clivers, Marigold.

Feeding guide

Horses and Ponies: approx. 30g daily.

Owner's guide

Feeding and background

Clivers (also spelled cleavers) and marigold, or calendula, are two traditional botanicals often fed together. The blend is a long-standing choice for owners wanting gentle support for normal skin condition and everyday wellbeing.

Traditional use

Clivers has a long history in seasonal herbal routines, and marigold is a familiar botanical associated with normal skin wellbeing. Together they are typically fed through the spring and summer, alongside good grooming, fly protection and turnout management.

Feeding notes

The blend is usually fed damp so the dried herb is easier to eat. Introduce it over several days and feed consistently for a number of weeks before reviewing. Store sealed in a cool, dry place away from light.

Things to check first

Broken skin, sudden hair loss, intense itching, heat or swelling all need veterinary attention. Botanicals support normal condition and should never delay proper care. Speak to your vet before introducing new supplements, especially if your horse is pregnant, competing, taking medication or has a diagnosed condition. If you compete, check current rules with your governing body.

Frequently asked questions

Herbs and botanical supplements are intended to support normal health, comfort and wellbeing as part of good horse management. They are not medicines and should not be used to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease. Always speak to your vet before introducing new supplements.

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