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<em>A common herb with a relaxing influence on nerves, digestion and skin.</em>

Chamomile is a well-known herb used by humans for aiding restful sleep. A pretty plant with white flowers and feathery leaves, it is also beneficial for horse health too. It has the same <strong>relaxing properties</strong> for a horse as it does a human, <strong>soothing both the</strong> <strong>nervous and digestive systems</strong>. This is particularly relevant for horses who are of an anxious nature and/or produce loose droppings.

Feeding chamomile to your horse has a number of benefits, which include:
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 	<li>Safety and naturally <strong>calming an anxious or stressed horse</strong> by providing support to the nervous system.</li>
 	<li><strong>Soothing and relaxing the stomach</strong>, ensuring that horses can effectively digest and absorb nutrients.</li>
 	<li><strong>Benefiting muscle and bone support</strong> thanks to the levels of magnesium phosphate, calcium phosphate and potassium phosphate, which are naturally found in the herb.</li>
 	<li>Chamomile is generally fed as a dry food supplement. However, when added to warm water to create a tea, it can also be used to <strong>bathe skin</strong>. Flavonoids and essential oils in chamomile penetrate the deeper layers of the skin and efficiently soothe.</li>
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<strong>Highly palatable</strong>, Omega Equine’s Chamomile is sourced from a <strong>human grade supplier in the UK</strong>. This ensures a fresh and delicious product which is safe for both leisure horses and those in competition. Feed daily and enjoy your horse’s new, calmer approach to life.

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<strong>To help the environment all of our pots can be recycled!</strong>
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Chamomile powder

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Horses - 30g per day

Ponies - 20g per day

Do not feed pregnant mares

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