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What is Cribbing?
Cribbing (or windsucking) is a repetitive behaviour in which a horse bites down on a solid surface and draws in air. It is often linked with stress, routine changes, or digestive discomfort.
Supportive Care Approaches
Stable Management — Good ventilation, quality feed, and plenty of turnout time can help reduce stress triggers.
Routine & Calm Handling — Horses thrive on consistency and gentle care.
Natural Supports — Certain herbs and minerals are traditionally associated with calming the nervous system and supporting digestive balance, making them valuable companions for horses that show this behaviour.
Equine Cribbing Support Formula
A gentle blend, traditionally linked with:
Calmness — symbolic support for relaxation and steadiness.
Balance — associated with easing restlessness and nervous tension.
Digestive Harmony — valued in traditional practice for supporting comfort in the gut.
Why It Matters
A healthy digestive system is essential for comfort, nutrient absorption, and overall vitality. Horses are natural grazers, designed to eat small amounts throughout the day. When their routine is restricted, digestive imbalances may arise, sometimes leading to habits such as cribbing (windsucking).
Traditional Support
Organic Apple Cider Vinegar — Traditionally valued as a natural digestive tonic, believed to support enzymes and nutrient absorption. Many horse owners add small amounts to water troughs on occasion.
Digestive Balance — Supporting enzyme function and maintaining gut harmony can play an important role in overall wellbeing.
Grazing Awareness — Ensuring horses have regular access to forage helps maintain natural digestive rhythm and reduces stress linked with restricted feeding.
INGREDIENTS AND TRADITIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
Formula 1.
St John of Warts (Hypericum 1M)— Traditionally linked with the midsummer sun, St John’s Wort has long been valued for its
Nervous System Balance — Herbal traditions often connect it with calmness, steadiness, and supporting resilience in times of stress.
Skin & Tissue Comfort — Applied topically in traditional practice, infused oils of St John’s Wort have been associated with soothing and easing sensitivity in skin and tissues.
Protective Plant — Folklore regarded St John’s Wort as a herb of protection, carried or hung in stables and homes for balance and safety.
Stomach Rescue 89-1 formula
in 20% USP alc. in purified water.
Reference: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9088799/
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