VERMCLEAR⚡️FLASH SALE - STARTS WEDS 27TH AUGUST⚡️*Supports parasite clearance naturally
VermClear is a synergistic blend of organic phytonutrients that support a healthy intestinal environment, helping to naturally expel intestinal parasites.
✨ "Strongyle eggs went down from 1200 to 450 e.p.g. "
📌 Note
Horses sometimes have their own opinions (and strong tastebuds!), so now and then a new blend might need a little extra encouragement. This doesn’t reflect the quality or efficacy of the product, but rather their natural instinct towards new flavours.
Check out our Fussy Eaters page, or send us a message - we've many helpful tips to make introducing new supplements easier.
Overview
The intestinal tract is at the heart of equine health, serving as the body’s nutrient-processing powerhouse and a key player in immune function. A disrupted gut environment can leave horses vulnerable to parasitic infestations and nutrient deficiencies, weakening their overall wellbeing.
VermClear is specifically designed to support the horse’s natural defence mechanisms, helping to stabilise the intestinal microbiome and support the eradication of intestinal parasites. By creating an inhospitable environment for parasites, VermClear works to ensure the gut remains balanced and functional.
*For additional insights into gut health and parasite management, see our Verms Blog for further information.
Composition & Feed Guide
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 .
🌿Dried Herbal Blend
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.
- 1-yr shelf life.
Composition
Artemisia absinthium, Salvia officinalis , Thymus vulgaris , Zingiber officinale (Ginger), Foeniculum vulgare (Fennel), Curcuma longa , Capsicum annuum (Cayenne), Plantago ovata
Footnotes
- Feed as a daily seasonal supplement for consistent support.
- Pregnant or nursing mares - always seek veterinary advice before feeding.
- ♻️ Eco Note: Our packaging is recyclable and refillable.
- 🧊 Storage Tip: Keep cool and dry.
Top Tips
It's recommended to feed every 3-months following a faecal egg count (FEC) 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 WECs, making a specific winter treatment crucial to prevent serious health problems like colic and diarrhoea in the spring.
