VERMCLEAR 🍂OCTOBER 20%-OFF SALE *Supports parasite clearance naturally

VermClear is a nutritional, functional food supplement and not veterinary medicine. For more on this, see to Dr Kellon's article - Nutrition is not 'Alternative' Therapy .

Each herb in VermClear plays a synergistic role in maintaining a balanced gut terrain and supporting the body’s natural defences against internal parasites. Drawing on centuries of traditional use and modern ethnoveterinary understanding, this aromatic and bitter botanical blend helps create an intestinal environment that’s clean, resilient, and naturally self-protective.

• Artemisia absinthium – Revered in traditional herbalism for its bitter principles ( absinthin and anabsinthin ) and aromatic oils, its natural bitters stimulate bile flow and digestive secretions, helping the gut remain inhospitable to parasitic organisms while toning the entire digestive system.
• Salvia officinalis – Rich in tannins and essential oils, its mildly astringent nature helps 'tighten' mucosal tissues and reduce stagnation, fostering a gut environment less favourable to parasite attachment.
• Thymus vulgaris – A classic cleansing herb containing thymol and carvacrol , compounds known for their aromatic and protective properties. Much valued for helping preserve microbial harmony and discourage internal parasitic imbalances.
• Zingiber officinale – A warming digestive stimulant that enhances circulation and bile flow, assisting the natural clearance of waste to maintain intestinal hygiene.
• Foeniculum vulgare – Soothes intestinal tension while encouraging efficient transit, with its carminative action helping expel gas and relieve discomfort that can accompany parasite irritation.
• Curcuma longa – Antioxidant and hepatic-supportive qualities, helps sustain liver function and gut wall integrity, promoting healthy bile metabolism and tissue resilience.
• Capsicum annuum – A circulatory stimulant containing capsaicinoids, which stimulate digestion. Traditionally viewed as a catalyst herb, Cayenne helps 'drive' the actions of companion botanicals while supporting a vigorous, self-cleansing gut terrain.
• Plantago ovata – A soluble-fibre source that gently bulks the intestinal contents, helping bind and remove waste products and debris, while its mucilage soothes the gut lining, assisting the natural expulsion of unwanted material.
• Inula helenium – Renowned in ethnoveterinary use for its mild anthelmintic actions. Its volatile oils and mucilage help calm pinworm-related irritation ( Oxyuris equi ), complementing the cleansing effect of the blend.

🌿Dried Herbal Blend, Ground

Human grade, produced to ecological standards and free from agro-chemicals. See our Quality page for Organic Certification Documents.

• Feed 4g/100kg bodyweight daily in feed for 5-days.
• 1 x 15ml scoop = 6g for easy measuring.
• Want a scoop? You can add a scoop to your basket during checkout.
• Supplied in a resealable, food-grade foil pouch for freshness.

Feed every 3-months following a faecal worm egg count (FWEC) if needed, or as a regular precautionary deterrent for ongoing intestinal protection.

• Spring and Summer (March-August) - Conduct regular FWECs, ideally every 12 weeks, to monitor worm levels as grazing continues.
• Autumn (September-November) - carry out a regular FWEC, and consider a saliva or blood test for tapeworm , as these are best treated in autumn before winter.
• Winter (December-February) - Encysted redworms develop in the gut wall and are not detected by FWECs, making a specific winter treatment crucial to prevent serious health problems colic and diarrhoea in the spring.

• New to VermClear? Always start slow, a pinch at a time, slowly building up to the RDA.
• Laboratory tested for identification and compliance to the British and European Pharmacopoeia standards.
• Human grade.
• ♻️ Eco Note: Our packaging is recyclable and refillable.
• 🧊 Storage Tip: Keep cool and dry.

Advisory

• Introduce gradually and ensure good hydration throughout use.
• Best fed following a regular faecal worm egg count (FWEC) programme.
• May have a mild cleansing or stimulating effect; adjust feeding time if the horse is sensitive.
• Avoid feeding at the same time as probiotics — separate by at least 4-hours to avoid neutralising beneficial bacteria.

Contraindications

• Not suitable for pregnant or nursing mares due to the aromatic and bitter nature of some herbs.
• Avoid concurrent use with anticoagulant or steroid medications unless under veterinary guidance.
• Not advised for horses with gastric ulcers or intestinal inflammation due to the stimulating bitters and spices.