LiverCARE *Supports Liver Function
Our
LiverCARE is a synergistic organic blend of nutrient-rich phytonutrients, known for supporting liver health.
Key Benefits
Liver function.
Raised liver enzymes.
Metabolism.
Immunity.
* Please note this is a nutritional, functional food supplement and not veterinary medicine. See Dr Kellon's Horse Sense - 'Nutrition is not 'Alternative' Therapy.
* For the latest research and updates, see our main
Nutrition by Condition/Liver & Kidneys
page.
Details
Supporting the liver cannot be underestimated. Whenever we talk about the liver, toxic load is usually in the conversation - toxic load = liver load.
We probably know the liver best as the master detoxification organ, filtering out the toxins from the blood and converting them into an excretable form for elimination before recycling the blood back into the body.
There's no doubt about it - the liver is a superhero, the body’s multi-talented multi-tasker workhorse, and the most multi-functional organs in the body.
Composition & Feed Guide
Our human-grade, certified organic tinctures gives you a ready-to-absorb potent source of phytonutrients at the highest-strength available, for immediate absorption straight into the bloodstream and to the body’s cells.
Feed Guide
- Pony - 15-20ml / Horse - 30-40ml, daily in feed.
- Always shake the bottle to disperse any sediment.
- Contains no banned substances so safe for competition.
- 3-yr shelf life.
100% pure tincture of certified organic herbs
Astragalus
membranaceus Decocted 1:3 35%, Andrographis paniculata Infused 1:3 35%, Arctium lappa
(
Burdock
)
D
ecocted 1:3 35%, Apium graveolens (Celery) 1:3 70%, Galium aparine
(
Cleavers
)
In
fused 1:3 35%, Taraxacum officinalis Radix
(
Dandelion
)
D
ecocted 1:3 45%,
Echinacea
purpurea Dec / Inf 1:3 25%, Carduus marianus
(
Milk Thistle
)
Decocted 1:3 65%, Urtica dioica Folia (
Stinging Nettle
) Decocted 1:3 35%, Smilax ornata (Sarsaparilla) Decocted 1:3 25%
Contraindications
Supplements of any kind should be fed with caution to the pregnant or nursing mare so always seek veterinary advice.
Reviews
22.1.24 -
Hi Carol, I just wanted to thank you and give you an update on pony. His swelling has gone, and all his bloods have vastly improved - the vet is frankly astounded as it was all looking very bleak. Of course she said that it must have been the drugs (which I didn’t use), and when I told her that I had been using herbs, she said that it must have been a coincidence 🙄, although she did concede that maybe the liver tonic might have helped. It seems amazing how blinkered people are. Thank you for all your help. T & P
Details
Supporting the liver cannot be underestimated. Whenever we talk about the liver, toxic load is usually in the conversation - toxic load = liver load.
We probably know the liver best as the master detoxification organ, filtering out the toxins from the blood and converting them into an excretable form for elimination before recycling the blood back into the body.
There's no doubt about it - the liver is a superhero, the body’s multi-talented multi-tasker workhorse, and the most multi-functional organs in the body.
Composition & Feed Guide
Our human-grade, certified organic tinctures gives you a ready-to-absorb potent source of phytonutrients at the highest-strength available, for immediate absorption straight into the bloodstream and to the body’s cells.
Feed Guide
- Pony - 15-20ml / Horse - 30-40ml, daily in feed.
- Always shake the bottle to disperse any sediment.
- Contains no banned substances so safe for competition.
- 3-yr shelf life.
100% pure tincture of certified organic herbs
Astragalus membranaceus Decocted 1:3 35%, Andrographis paniculata Infused 1:3 35%, Arctium lappa ( Burdock ) D ecocted 1:3 35%, Apium graveolens (Celery) 1:3 70%, Galium aparine ( Cleavers ) In fused 1:3 35%, Taraxacum officinalis Radix ( Dandelion ) D ecocted 1:3 45%, Echinacea purpurea Dec / Inf 1:3 25%, Carduus marianus ( Milk Thistle ) Decocted 1:3 65%, Urtica dioica Folia ( Stinging Nettle ) Decocted 1:3 35%, Smilax ornata (Sarsaparilla) Decocted 1:3 25%
Contraindications
Supplements of any kind should be fed with caution to the pregnant or nursing mare so always seek veterinary advice.
Reviews
22.1.24 -
Hi Carol, I just wanted to thank you and give you an update on pony. His swelling has gone, and all his bloods have vastly improved - the vet is frankly astounded as it was all looking very bleak. Of course she said that it must have been the drugs (which I didn’t use), and when I told her that I had been using herbs, she said that it must have been a coincidence 🙄, although she did concede that maybe the liver tonic might have helped. It seems amazing how blinkered people are. Thank you for all your help. T & P