Just breathe: ESS Ventosan Pro

Increasingly, veterinary practices and clinics are noticing an increase in long-term or already chronically ill respiratory tracts: A development that is mainly attributed to modern husbandry conditions, increasing air pollution and an increasing sensitivity of the immune system.
Yet vital, functioning respiration is the cornerstone of a horse's health, performance and well-being - both in everyday life and in training or sport.

Targeted, controlled exercise is a central component in the management of horses with incipient or permanently impaired lung function (COB / RAO / asthma) - it can help to stabilize the airways, loosen mucus and promote lung function in the long term.
At the same time, there is a significantly increased risk of lung damage for affected horses under stress: constricted bronchi and difficult exhalation lead to air congestion in the alveoli, while the pressure in the pulmonary capillary system increases. If the lungs are overloaded, this can damage the sensitive blood-gas barrier - with consequences such as impaired gas exchange, oxygen deficiency, loss of performance and (in very advanced cases) permanent tissue damage to the lungs. Protecting the sensitive bronchial tubes is therefore essential for affected horses.

How does ESS Ventosan Pro work?

ESS Ventosan Pro is based on a carefully developed formula with a patented composition that has proven its worth over many years in promoting lung performance in high-performance equestrian sports. This formulation is now available to horses of all breeds, ages and performance levels:
For horses with sensitive or permanently stressed airways, ESS Ventosan Pro can help maintain vitality, performance capacity and support physiologically normal oxygen utilization by supporting the sensitive bronchi and alveoli.

When can ESS Ventosan Pro be fed?

ESS Ventosan Pro can be fed to horses of all performance and age classes, particularly during periods of intensive stress, in the event of particular environmental influences or long-term stress on the respiratory tract.

Applicable to:

• performance losses due to permanently strained airways
• seasonal restrictions of the lower airways
• allergy-related restrictions of the lower airways
• reduced lung performance
• reduced cardiovascular performance
• restricted oxygen supply
• strained bronchi & alveoli