Raspberry Leaf

HorseFlex Raspberry Leaf consists of 100% dried and cut leaves of the raspberry plant and is a feed material to support the gastrointestinal system and digestion. In addition, it is a natural antioxidant and supports mares during the final stage of pregnancy. Raspberry leaf is the dried leaf of the raspberry (Rubus idaeus), a plant in the rose family known for its tasty, rose-red fruits. However, the medicinal properties of the raspberry bush are mainly in the leaves of the plant. This is because these leaves are rich in vitamins A, B, C and E, among others, and contains minerals such as magnesium, zinc and iron.

Raspberry leaf as a supplement for horses

The leaves have several beneficial properties for horses. It provides support for digestion and the entire gastrointestinal system. Thus, raspberry leaf contributes to healthy bowel movements. In addition, the leaves contains polyphenols. These are natural antioxidants that protect the horse’s body from free radicals. Although free radicals are a natural byproduct of the body, these aggressive substances can cause a lot of damage. Raspberry leaf contains natural antioxidants that help protect the horse’s body from these harmful free radicals.

Raspberry leaves during and after gestation

Raspberry leaves also provides support for pregnant mares. In fact, the leaves of the raspberry bush help prepare the uterus and abdominal muscles for childbirth. Thus, it has a relaxing effect on the uterus and contributes to its self-healing ability. In this way it stimulates relaxed labor and contributes to abdominal recovery.

Because the leaves have a stimulating effect on the uterus, it is important that you do not not used in the first 9 months of gestation. We therefore recommend giving pregnant mares raspberry leaves in the last 2 months of pregnancy. It can also be given after gestation because it can have an uplifting effect on milk production.