| Formic acid |
Affects the pH. Mixed with feed it provides ballast food that remains in the mouth for a long time and is then slowly spread to achieve optimal feed conversion |
| Acetic acid |
Reduces infection pressure and stimulates intestinal function |
| Citric acid |
Influences the pH and stimulates, among other things, the sexual organ |
| Propionic acid |
Affects the pH and has preservative properties |
| Common Thyme (Thymus Vulgaris) |
Supports blood circulation and is good for the respiratory tract and digestion |
| Cardiac strain (Leonurus cardiaca) |
Supports heart function, lowers blood pressure and reduces stress |
| Shepherd's purse (Capsella Bursa Pastoris) |
Supports the functioning of the intestines |
| Meadowsweet (Spirea Ulmaria) |
Supports the functioning of the heart and vessels and gives positive results support to the connective tissue |
| Pulmonaria Officinalis (Lungwort) |
Supports the functioning of the throat, respiratory tract and the immune system |
| Chamomile (Martricaria Chammomilla) |
Has a slightly relaxing effect on the stomach, intestines and breathing |
| Round sundew (Drosera Rotundifolia) |
Promotes the coughing up of mucus |
| Ribbon Plantain (Plantago Lanceolata) |
Good for the respiratory tract |
