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tierlieb Beer Yeast Tablets for horses, dogs, cats and small animals - 200 g
Feed for horses, dogs, cats and small animals Naturla high-quality beer yeast as a supplement with B vitamins to promote strong hooves and claws, as well as shiny fur and resistant skin. Beer Yeast Tablets are rich in essential amino acids, B-vitamins and trace elements. They support the energy metabolism and the function of the nervous system. They promote the general vitality and reduce fatigue symptoms. The yeast cell wall components support a healthy and normal digestion.
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tierlieb Ear cleanser for dogs, cats and small animals - 250 ml
Mild, gentle cleaning solution for removing earwax, crusting and dirt. Regular care of the ears helps prevent itching and inflammation and prevents unpleasant odours. Soothes and cares for sensitive skin with dexpanthenol and witch hazel. - Odour-neutral and does not burn inside the ear- With nourishing witch hazel and dexpanthenol
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tierlieb selenium tablets for horses - 373 g
Dietary feed supplement for horses in case of a selenium deficiency to support the preparation for and recovery from physical effort. Low selenium content in the ground and therefore also in the basic feed represent the most common cause of selenium deficiency in horses. Selenium deficiency frequently causes muscle problems or tense musculature. Weak performance or a higher susceptibility to infections can also result. Through a nutritional supplement with our organically-bonded selenium for optimum utilisation, any existing deficiency symptoms can be balanced out and the selenium supply optimised. As an anti-oxidant, selenium protects the cells against destruction through harmful oxygen radicals. In addition, selenium contributes towards the formation of the thyroid hormones and the body's defence system, and is required for a relaxed skeletal and heart musculature capable of high performance. Simple and accurate to dose. Sufficient for 50 days for a horse with a body weight of 600 kg.
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tierlieb Herb Pellets for Horses - 1400 g
Nutritional supplement for horses Tierlieb Herb Pellets contain 100 % tasty herbs and seeds Independent of the season, tierlieb Herb Pellets can be regularly mixed with the main feed in order to upgrade it with healthy herbs.
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Are horses not riding animals?
Yes, horses are commonly used as riding animals. They have been domesticated for thousands of years and are known for their strength, speed, and ability to carry humans on their backs. Horses are often trained for riding and are used for various activities such as leisure riding, sports like horse racing, and working on farms. Overall, horses are indeed considered riding animals due to their physical characteristics and historical relationship with humans.
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What do vegans think of equestrian sports horses? Is riding animals considered animal cruelty?
Many vegans believe that using animals for entertainment or sport, including equestrian sports, is a form of exploitation and can be considered animal cruelty. They argue that riding horses for human pleasure goes against the principles of respecting animals' autonomy and right to live free from human interference. Some vegans may also be concerned about the welfare of the horses involved in equestrian sports, including the potential for physical and emotional stress, injury, and overwork. However, opinions on this topic can vary among vegans, and some may support equestrian sports if they believe the horses are well-cared for and their well-being is prioritized.
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Are horses proud animals?
Horses are often perceived as proud animals due to their strong and majestic appearance. They are known for their confident and independent nature, which can be interpreted as pride. Additionally, horses have a natural grace and elegance that can be seen as a display of pride. However, it's important to remember that these are human interpretations of horse behavior, and it's essential to consider the animal's natural instincts and behaviors when discussing their characteristics.
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Which riding animals are there?
There are several types of riding animals, including horses, camels, elephants, and donkeys. Horses are the most commonly used riding animal worldwide due to their strength, speed, and agility. Camels are popular in desert regions for their ability to travel long distances without water. Elephants are used for riding in some parts of Asia due to their size and strength. Donkeys are also used as riding animals, especially in mountainous or rugged terrains.
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tierlieb Hoof Treatment for Horses - 2 kg
Stable, reliable hooves are the basis for the horse's long-term well-being and vitality. The special combination of valuable nutrients in Tierlieb hoof treatment pellets stimulates the formation of a solid, healthy horny substance and promotes the regeneration of damaged hooves and skin areas. The quality and stability of the hooves are positively influenced by biotin and the amino acid methionine. As supportive components, Tierlieb hoof treatment pellets contain high doses of vitamins E and C as well as the trace elements zinc, selenium and copper in organic form. These nutrients are important for a well-functioning immune system and help maintain healthy skin and elastic connective tissue. The special herbal combination naturally supports the metabolism in areas with high blood circulation, such as the dermis and the crown area. This allows optimal care of the hoof with micronutrients, which is considered a prerequisite for healthy hoof growth. Promotes a healthy look of the hooves and a beautiful coat Eliminates micronutrient deficiencies Very good flavour and high acceptance Organic bound nutrients with optimal bio-availability Helps with hoof and skin problems (e.g. laminitis, eczema, scurf) 2 kg is sufficient for approx. 1 month for a horse with a body weight of 600 kg.
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tierlieb Brewer's Yeast Pellets for Horses - 1500 g
Nutritional supplement for horses Brewer's yeast is popular for its diverse nutrients. As a natural and high-quality by-product of beer production, dried yeast contains a high proportion of digestible protein, B vitamins and trace elements. This nutrient mix helps to maintain stable hooves, supple, healthy skin and a beautiful coat. Tasty tierlieb Brewer's Yeast Pellets can be fed as a treat or on an ongoing basis as a supplement. To balance the natural phosphorus content of brewer's yeast, tierlieb Brewer's Yeast Pellets contain calcium, which supports the formation of strong bones and teeth. Without spent grains (cereal-free) Supports natural digestion Rich in high-quality crude fibres made from grasses and herbs No additives
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tierlieb Zinc tablets for horses - 428 g
Dietary nutritional supplement with minerals for horsesIn case of a zinc deficiency and to support the regeneration of hooves, feet and skin Useful information:Zinc belongs to the vital trace elements and takes over innumerable functions in the horse's body. Among other things, it is a component of hundreds of enzyme systems that can only function optimally with a sufficient supply of readily available zinc. Zinc also supports the immune defense and is indispensable for healthy skin metabolism and wound healing. The supply of zinc via the basic feed is not always ensured, and there is also an increased need for sports and work performance, stress, pregnancy and lactation. tierlieb zinc tablets counteract deficiencies and also promote the regeneration of already damaged skin, coat and hooves. Supports coat change, healthy skin and firm hooves Supports the immune defense and wound healing Optimum bioavailability through organic zinc chelate Easy and accurate to dose.
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tierlieb Biotin tablets for horses - 373 g
Biotin, also known as vitamin H, helps to maintain the callus, skin and hair structure. It promotes cell growth and the maturity of keratin cells and thus prevents fragile, brittle hooves and sand cracks that can be caused by a biotin deficiency. A biotin deficiency can also be indicated by flaky, dull hair and, in rare cases, through hair loss. Tierlieb biotin tablets for horses can counteract these feed-related deficiencies. Supports hoof growth and hoof strength. Promotes the elasticity of the hooves Maintains the resistance of the skin For a normal hair metabolism ADMR-compliant
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From which animals do horses originate?
Horses are believed to have originated from a small multi-toed creature called Eohippus, which lived around 50 million years ago. Over time, these early ancestors of horses evolved into the modern-day Equus genus, which includes horses, zebras, and donkeys. The domestication of horses by humans occurred around 4000 BC, leading to the development of the various breeds of horses that we know today.
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From which animals do horses descend?
Horses are believed to have descended from a small multi-toed creature called Eohippus, which lived around 50 million years ago. Over time, these early ancestors of horses evolved into larger, single-toed animals known as Equus. The modern horse, Equus ferus caballus, is the result of this evolutionary process.
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Which animals are dogs, cats, or horses?
Dogs, cats, and horses are all domesticated animals that have been bred and kept by humans for various purposes. Dogs are known for their loyalty and companionship, while cats are known for their independence and hunting abilities. Horses are large, powerful animals that have been used for transportation, agriculture, and sport. All three animals have been important to human societies for centuries and have unique characteristics that make them beloved companions and working animals.
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What types of riding animals are there?
There are several types of riding animals, including horses, donkeys, mules, camels, and elephants. Horses are the most common riding animal and are used for various equestrian activities such as racing, show jumping, and leisure riding. Donkeys and mules are also used for riding, particularly in mountainous or rugged terrain. Camels are commonly used as riding animals in desert regions, while elephants are used for riding in some parts of Asia, particularly for tourism purposes. Each type of riding animal has its own unique characteristics and is suited to different environments and purposes.
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