dried rosehips for sale for horses £9. for 900 grams , plus £3 postage What are Rosehips: Rose hips are the berry-like fruits of the rose bush left behind after the bloom has died. Although nearly all rose bushes produce rose hips, the tastiest come from the Rugusa Rose. Rose hips have a tangy, fruity flavor Benefits of Rosehips: Rosehips are one of the richest plant sources of Vitamin C, and w percent by dry weight, rose hips have a h Rosehips also contain lycopene, (an antioxidant), Vitamin A Acids, and Biotin. Bioflavonoid vessels, and this encourag beneficial for preventing illness natural antihistamine properties can Using Rosehips in Horses Rosehips are commonly used to make herbal teas, by boiling the dried or crushed rose hips for 10 minutes. Always make sure to use rosehips that are clearly marked as being free from pesticides. The tea can be poured over your horse’s meal once or twice daily. As horses age, they are no horses, it is wise to supplement naturally with a daily dose of Cindy Daigre is the founder and director Middle Tennessee focusing on the unique concerns of Senior and Special Needs horses. more information on her equine business, including nutritional consul visit: ferrellhollowfarm.net February 2012
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