An affair of the heart: ESS Heart Vital

A horse's heart has to perform at its best in order to keep the cardiovascular system stable even under stress. Measured by its weight, the horse's body contains about 7% blood, which needs to circulate constantly.

In addition to active, enduring training, high temperatures or weather fluctuations in spring and autumn put a heavy strain on the cardiovascular system. The horse's vitality and fitness are directly related to the performance of its heart. If the heart does not work hard enough or is overstrained, it cannot provide the organs and muscles with enough oxygen and nutrients to meet the increased demands: performance collapses, circulatory problems, discomfort and, in the worst case, collapse. exchange in the lungs is not optimal and significantly reduces vitality, resilience and endurance.

How does ESS Heart Vital work?

ESS Heart Vital supports the horse's cardiovascular system with a high-quality mixture of hawthorn, sea buckthorn, taurine and vitamins.
The ingredients such as hawthorn & sea buckthorn are characterized by cardioprotective properties and can stabilize the heartbeat under stress and protect the heart's muscle cells.
Small amounts of taurine help to promote the heart's ability to contract. As a result cardiac output can be increased in general.

When does my horse need ESS Heart Vital?

ESS Heart Vital is suitable for horses of all ages and performance classes.
In the case of high-performance sport horses, feeding can enable an improvement in performance under stress and can therefore be fed preventively before intensive training and competitions.

In general, horses of all ages benefit from the liquid to stabilize the cardiovascular system in summer temperatures or weather fluctuations. In particular horses whose heart health is impaired due to age or illness can receive support from this.

Applicable to:

• in diseases of the heart
  
• in illnesses with fever
  
• in seniors with age-related disabilities
  
• with a tendency to circulatory problems
  
• at high outside temperatures
  
• in case of severe weather changes (spring storms, etc.)
  
• during exercise
  
• during intensive endurance training
  
• to promote performance