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The Horse Tea Company - Healtea Tea for your horse WatermelonTea
The Horse Tea Company - Healtea Tea for your horse WatermelonTea
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Summery horse tea with watermelon flavor
Time for a pool party… but for your horse.
TheHorseTea™ - WatermelonTea is a summery horse tea with a refreshing watermelon flavor. Perfect for hot days, after training or simply as a cheerful treat in between.
Serve the tea lukewarm or let it cool thoroughly for an extra summery treat. It is also delicious mixed into soaked beet pulp or poured over feed for a tasty feed-bowl treat.
Because when we enjoy a summery drink, your horse naturally deserves its own Pool ParTea too.
Ingredients:
- Watermelon, Nettle, Rosehip, Cleavers and Linden Blossom
Making tea
Making this horse tea is easy:
- Place the tea (tea bag or loose herbs) in a bucket or large feed bowl.
- Pour at least 1 liter of hot water over it and let it steep for a while.
- Then add approximately 1 liter of cold water until it is lukewarm. Is your horse a little fussy? If so, you can optionally add a small handful of soaked beet pulp.
Dosage
Maximum 1 serving per day.
For ponies weighing under 350 kg: 6 grams (± 2 measuring scoops) per tea serving.
For horses weighing over 350 kg: 12 grams (± 4 measuring scoops) per tea serving.
The tea biscuits can also be given as a treat, with a maximum of 1 to 2 per day.
Not suitable for horses younger than 12 months.
Your horse will enjoy the mild, herbal flavor of this blend.
Some horses will need to get used to the taste. So it may take a while before they start drinking it. The first few times, you can also make a slightly weaker tea so your horse can gradually get used to the taste.
Storage advice
Store the product in a cool (below 25°C), dry place in a tightly sealed package. Preferably store it in a dark place to prevent light from breaking down nutrients. Do not use the product after the expiration date on the label.
Disclaimer
Herbs are complementary animal feed; this means they are not a replacement for the daily ration, but an addition to it. Horses naturally eat a varied selection of grasses, flowers, leaves, stems, bark, roots and seeds. Tea is not part of a horse’s normal ration, but is an additional supplement.
We cannot be held responsible for improper use of our products.
We recommend consulting a specialist in the event of medical problems. The plants, herbs and flowers may interact with medication or cause an allergic reaction. If in doubt, always consult a specialist beforehand and contact your veterinarian.
Always ensure there is enough fresh, clean drinking water available.
Please note: under the current FEI doping rules, some herbs may result in a positive test.
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