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Himalayan Salt is a 100% natural and pure form of Mineral Salts, formed over 250 million years ago as a direct result of massive geological changes and earthquakes that trapped ancient oceans beneath the earth’s crust. These trapped oceans, over the course of roughly 250 million years, crystallised and formed Rock Salt and we have made this ancient rock salt available to supplement the varied dietary needs of living beings. Himalayan Salt has a unique crystalline structure that makes it easy...

  DIRECTIONS: Apply liberally on hooves, soles and around the coronet band.

The Kelp Solution Modern intensive farming practices have resulted in soils with deficiencies that are reflected in the low nutritional content of grasses and grains grown on these soils, and in the health of animals raised and maintained on these crops. Lush and otherwise nutritious grasses may fail to supply the needs of animals because certain trace elements are missing. Animals have finely balanced needs for trace elements: too little produces deficiency symptoms, too much may be toxic....

To fit a unit, select a container with a depth of up to 200mm. If required, the tube can be shortened to reach a minimum depth of 100mm. Prepare a template before cutting out the locating hole by tracing the circumference of the tube on the container surface. After cutting the hole, insert the tube (ensuring the ball is trapped in it). Finally, ensure the two lugs on the Adapt-O-Ball are secured under the surface of the container. If you are installing the Adapt-o-balls into a pipe then we...

What are Humates? Humate is an accumulation of partly decayed forest and other carbon-rich plant residues that have been compressed and preserved over the ages. These humate deposits are high in carbon, natural minerals and trace elements, and are referred to as humic substances. They also contain two very powerful bioactive substances, humic acid and fulvic acid. This humate product is particularly high in humic acid. Humates and Humic Acid in Animals Humates are part of a group of humic...