BlackSalt is known to be a great digestive tonic and source of trace minerals. It is a useful soot...BlackSalt is known to be a great digestive tonic and source of trace minerals. It is a useful soother of bowel function and itchy skin conditions. Calms bowels, digestion and skin. Traditional soothing formula. Pure BlackSalt. Feed a good pinch (2g) daily for an average 500kg horse. BlackSalt can be fed throughout the year. The core mineral is found in the Himalaya from Pakistan and Northern India. BlackSalt only becomes 'Black Salt' or 'Sambar Salt' after being heated through according to traditional ayurvedic methods. Global Herbs Black Salt is traditionally used to calm the bowels, aid digestion and sooth the skin. Black Salt, or Vit lavana as it is also known, is an ancient remedy made by heating Sambar rock salt in an earthenware pot to which herbs such as Terminalia chebula are added. It contains small natural amounts of trace elements such as iron, magnesium and copper and gives support to the digestive system. Global Herbs Blacksalt is available in a 2kg tub. Designed to provide an easy way to give your pony or horse those extra minerals but also more importantly soothing those prone to repetitive abdominal discomfort.
This guide is for horse owners seeking a natural digestive aid and source of trace minerals for their horses. Global Herbs Blacksalt, derived from Himalayan rock salt, offers a traditional formula to calm bowels, aid digestion, and soothe skin conditions. A key benefit is its ability to provide essential minerals and support digestive health. However, it's important to note that results may vary depending on the individual horse and its existing health conditions. This guide will cover everything you need to know about using Blacksalt effectively.
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GLO0-00187-xxx-HER
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Global Herbs
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FAQs
What is Blacksalt?
Blacksalt is a traditional remedy made from Himalayan rock salt, processed using Ayurvedic methods. It contains trace minerals and is used to support digestion and soothe skin conditions.
How should I store Blacksalt?
Store Blacksalt in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.
Can I give Blacksalt to my pregnant mare?
Consult with your veterinarian before giving Blacksalt to pregnant mares.
How long does it take to see results?
Results can vary, but some owners report improvements within a few weeks of consistent use.
What if my horse has allergies?
If your horse has known allergies, consult with your vet before using Blacksalt.
Is Blacksalt safe for long-term use?
Yes, Blacksalt can be fed throughout the year. However, monitor your horse and consult with your vet if you have any concerns.
Where does the Blacksalt come from?
The core mineral is found in the Himalayas from Pakistan and Northern India.
Troubleshooting
Horse refuses to eat the feed with Blacksalt.
Try mixing the Blacksalt with a different type of feed, or moisten the feed to enhance palatability. Start with a smaller amount and gradually increase.
No noticeable improvement after a few weeks.
Review the feeding amount to ensure the correct dosage. Consider consulting with your vet to rule out other underlying health conditions.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Supports healthy digestion.
Provides essential trace minerals.
Can help soothe itchy skin.
Uses a traditional, natural formula.
Easy to incorporate into your horse's diet.
Cons
Results may vary between horses.
Requires consistent, daily feeding for optimal benefits.
Not a substitute for veterinary care.
May not be suitable for horses with specific dietary restrictions (consult with a vet).
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Feeding Instructions:
Dosage: Feed a good pinch (approximately 2g) of Blacksalt daily for an average 500kg horse.
Administration: Mix Blacksalt directly into your horse's feed.
Storage: Store the 2kg tub in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.
Shelf Life: Check the expiry date on the tub to ensure the product's effectiveness.
Compatibility:
Blacksalt is generally compatible with most horse feeds and supplements. However, always check with your veterinarian if your horse is on other medications or has specific dietary needs.
Care:
Ensure your horse has access to fresh, clean water at all times.
Monitor your horse for any adverse reactions after starting Blacksalt. If you notice any unusual changes, discontinue use and consult a veterinarian.