Healthy Animals 4Ever All-Natural Horse Respiratory Issues Support - Helps Prevent Heaves, Allergies & Infections - Supplements for Horses - Homeopathic & Highly Effective - 300 Tablets

This powder supplement that you just put the measured amount over your horses or donkeys grain is pretty great stuff. It has a nice smell to it, give your equine a very soft yet shiny coat while treating them to a spa day. This is made in the USA of all natural ingredients. It's a very good size bottle that you'll get several uses out of for a steal of a deal price💰👏🏼😉. Great value for all the benefits your equine will receive 🐴🐎🤤

Used for a horse with heaves and breathing issues in the heat. NO issues with eating around them when mixed in feed. NO need to add molasses or anything to coax the horse to eat them.Only issue is the tiny size of the pellets. They get stuck in the cap and are difficult to pick out.

Not sure exactly what's in this product. However, the herd hasn't been coughing since I got it so I haven't tried it out. I'm a bit leery to do so, without a better idea of the ingredients.

Take 2 of my review. I am happy with these homeopathic pills but have decided that it is not enough for my horse so I have started giving to my cat. She will not “just eat” them so I crush in her food and even sometimes her water if I know she will drink most of it.

I have a horse with seasonal allergies. I have nothing against natural products or homeopathic remedies as long as they have been shown clinically to be safe for the targeted species. Based on research, I feed an omega 3 algae pellet (all natural); it keeps my horse doing his best, he no longer needs a prescription antihistamine and expectorant. When I ordered Respiratory Issues Support, I didn't take the time to read up on all the ingredients, but I hoped it would be an added tool for his respiratory health. Since the ingredients are all listed by their scientific name, I only recognized a few. Now, with the bottle in hand, I have spent the last hour and a 1/2 looking up the ingredients in this respiratory supplement both on-line and in a medicinal plant and herb guide published by a very reputable company. To look the ingredients up, I had to get back on the product page because the printing is so small on the bottle, it is barely readable. Based on my findings, I will not trial this product on my horse. Too much information is lacking about almost all of these ingredients in horses.Here are my concerns:1. First of all, there is no listing of how much of each ingredient is in a dose. Without that information, I cannot decide if the levels are safe or excessive. Also, what percentage of the dose is sugar? I understand homeopathic remedies are based on very low doses, but as the gatekeeper for my horse's health, I want the information provided on a label. There is no third-party testing for these types of products, so I have no way of knowing what is actually in the bottle besides the company's word.2. The dose is the same no matter what size of pony or horse you are giving this too. That is suspect - a 500-pound pony and a 1800-pound draft certainly have different dosage requirements.3. Many of the ingredients have a history of being used as a homeopathic support for respiratory issues in HUMANS. It is not safe to simply translate that history to horses. I could not find any clinical evidence for the safe use in horses for any of these ingredients with the exception of phleum pratense, which is timothy grass.4. Arum maculatum is on toxic lists of plants for horses (arum maculatum). Pecac did not reveal any results except ipecac. Is their spelling accurate, if so, why was there no results for it? There are no respiratory benefits or symptoms associated with ipecac consumption, so if that is what is actually included, why? Grindelia (gumweed) can absorb high levels of selenium from soil, levels that can cause poisoning in horses. Did the company test for selenium levels in their source of grindelia? Is Nat Ars supposed to be natrum arsenicum?5. On the company's website, they claim the ingredients have been used for 100 years on horses. If that is true, there certainly should be some published trials that demonstrate effectiveness. In my search, the only support I found was by companies that profit from selling the ingredients.6. Cost! Instructions are to feed one capful of the tablets per day. I measured several capfuls and averaged 25 tablets per capful. There are 300 tablets in a bottle, thus 12-days worth of dosing. One month's worth of dosing is 2.5 times the purchase price of one bottle. You do the math! For a tablet that is probably mostly sugar and no way to verify what else it contains and the safety of the ingredients, that is a very high cost compared to other natural products that have clinical evidence behind their benefits.Based on the lack of proven results, lack of information from reputable sources on safety and efficacy of the ingredients for horses, and cost, I cannot give this product more than one star. I will not do a 12-day trial; I will not make him a guinea pig and 12 days is not long enough to determine the effectiveness of any supplement.

We use Homeopathy all of the time with our family. I’m so happy to find this brand specific for horses. This is the second remedy I have used from this company. They are amazing and work well. A simple solution for complex problems! The horses easily eat them mixed in food or you can put the pellets in their cheek. They take them happily because they taste sweet. I love that Homeopathy is safe and effective!

I recommend this product! It is easy to mix in water or feed. Thank you so much! Many blessings!