Description
Description
Circa Eleven sustains circulation, providing positive diffusive support to arterial and capillary circulation.
Circa Eleven contains Capsicum frutescens so must NOT be fed to horses competing under FEI rules.
Circa Eleven
£55.50 – £151.50
Used to sustain circulation.
Ingredients
Achillea millefolium, Crataegus laevegata, Glycyrrhiza glabra, Zanthoxylum clava, Zingiber officinalis, Capsicum fruescens, Stevia glycoside.
Feed rate
| Approximate feedrate for different bodyweights | Weight | ml/day | Weight | ml/day | Levels indicated are mathematically related to 500Kg Bodyweight. Round up or down as practical and according to the individual horse or pony.
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| 900 Kg | 75 | 500 Kg | 50 | ||||
| 800 Kg | 70 | 400 Kg | 40 | ||||
| 700 Kg | 65 | 300 Kg | 30 | ||||
| 600 Kg | 60 | 200 Kg | 25 | ||||
Split into two feeds if possible.
Mix in with the regular bucket feed.
At the standard feedrate for a 500kg horse (50ml per day), 1 litre will last about 20 days.
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sioux thorpe (verified owner) –
I had a mare that had been chronically lame for 18 months tried everything ended up keeping her comfortable on paracetamol just to allow her to wander a small paddock with a friend. I fed circa eleven for 14 days and she is now comfortable out on a big field with her friends. Canters and walks sound suspect she is still lame in trot so intend to give her the winter to see how she fairs but am hopeful that now the blood is flowing better to her feet that she may become sound.