Breathe Easy With WINERGY Ventil-ate®

During the winter many horses spend much more time in the stable and this can have consequences on their airways. The good news is that WINERGY Ventil-ate® can help. It is a unique supplement that has been scientifically proven in research to support the horse’s own natural lung defences and it’s now available in a larger tub size for convenience on the yard. In typical conditions the stabled horse will inhale approximately 12 million particles, including dust, mould allergens and irritants, with each breath. Antioxidants are a key part of the body’s natural defences against these particles and will help to maintain healthy lungs. WINERGY Ventil-ate® provides powerful nutrient support through a combination of antioxidants, including vitamin C, Vitamin E and Selenium. It’s beneficial to any stabled horse to support respiratory health. It can also help support horses with pollen allergies and can provide support for competition or performance horses to ensure that the lungs are functioning at maximum capacity. Hannah Briars WINERGY® nutritionist, said: “The UK climate unfortunately means it’s unavoidable for many of us to have to stable our horses during the winter months and this can dramatically increase their chances of lung irritation. Whether your horse is a hack, companion or competition horse, anything that affects the way their lungs work can affect the way they behave or perform.” WINERGY Ventil-ate® is now available in a larger, 8.4kg tub, providing three months supply for one horse. The original 2.8kg tub is also still available. Help your stabled horse breathe easier this winter. Find out more by calling 01908 576277, visiting www.winergy.com or www.facebook.com/winergyfeeds.

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