If it itches and scratches: ESS Omega Oil

As the horse's largest organ, the skin has a rather stressful "full-time job" to do for horse health. Diseases of the skin and coat can severely limit the well-being of horses. Horses with summer eczema deserve a special mention, as do horses with severe mallenders, fungal infections or general skin problems .

Omega-3 and 6 fatty acids are essential for life but can only be supplied through food. The correct ratio of fatty acids is rarely given in many forms of husbandry and feeding and can lead to skin problems in sensitive horses.
Polyunsaturated fatty acids are a good source of energy, but are particularly responsible for keeping the skin healthy and supple and have a strong immune system by helping to regulate inflammation and promoting wound healing.

How does ESS Omega Oil work?

ESS Omega Oil contains a high-quality composition of a total of eight cold-pressed oils that are excellent sources of essential fatty acids and are easily digestible: walnut oil, safflower oil, salmon oil, wheat germ oil, avocado oil, evening primrose oil, linseed oil and corn oil.
The frankincense extract it also contains has been known as a natural remedy for thousands of years. Modern research has been able to ascribe an anti-inflammatory effect to frankincense (Brosswelia) which can help improve skin health and curb acute inflammatory processes (eczema, mud fever, etc.).

When does my horse need ESS Omega Oil?

ESS Omega Oil is suitable for horses of all ages and performance classes with a tendency to skin problems. As a long-term supporter, the tasty liquid can help improve the skin health of eczema sufferers, promote wound healing of dry and irritated skin and keep skin and coat supple and resilient.
Feeding should be done for at least 3-4 months. In the case of eczema, it makes sense to start feeding well before the stressful summertime.

Applicable to:

• for general skin problems
  
• for dry, scaly & cracked skin
  
• with eczema
  
• with skin fungus
  
• at Mauke
• for allergic skin reactions
• for weeping skin wounds
  
• with severe itching and chafing
  
• in breeds predisposed to eczema
  
• to stabilize the skin barrier