DESCRIPTION
98% Pure Aloe Vera Gel - Certified Organic
Aloe Vera may be used to treat a wide array of equine ailments. Investigations by veterinary professionals have established that Aloe Vera can be effective in assisting with a large range of skin problems, joint issues and internal disorders in equines. Most commonly recognized for its ability to soothe and heal irritated and inflamed internal membranes, Aloe Vera is now widely used and accepted as a natural approach to treating gastrointestinal disorders. Particularly useful for horses who are prone to Equine Gastric Ulcers and other digestive upsets. Many racehorse trainers also feed Aloe Vera to increase stamina and performance whilst reducing the effects that competitive stress places on the horse's body.
Dosage Rates
Maintenance Rate: Between 20-40g once daily
Treatment Rate: Between 20-40g twice daily. For treatment of ulcers, skin problems, post-prescribed medication or wormers, digestive upsets, allergies or infections. Treatment can take anywhere from 7 days to 6 weeks depending on severity.
Directions for Use
Aloe Vera Gel can be added directly to feed or syringed down the throat. You can purchase our 60ml syringe online and this is the easiest way to measure out/administer. 20-40g dosage rate is equivalent to 20-40ml using the syringe.
Also suitable for topical use on bites, rashes, cuts, wounds etc.
Aloe Vera Properties
Natural Cleanser
Antibacterial
Antiviral
Anti-inflammatory
Antioxidant
Moisturizing
Cell proliferate
Allergy and stress reducer
Soothing agent
Stimulates tissue regeneration and repair
Regulates colonic bacteria (gut flora)
Soothes and protects the digestive tract
Contains 75 nutrients
Coat, skin, hoof improver
Adaptogenic - the body will take out of the Aloe Vera what it needs to assist the condition it is suffering from; helps to restore the body’s balance.
Ingredients
Mane Event Aloe Vera Gel contains: 98% inner leaf aloe vera extract and 2% food grade preservatives (Carbomer 940, Triethanolamine, Germall Plus). The inner leaf aloe vera extract contains many vitamins, minerals and 20 amino acids. Some of these include; Calcium, Chromium, Copper, Iron, Magnesium, Manganese, Potassium, Phosphorous, Sodium, Zinc (minerals), Lysine, Tryptophane, Valine, Threonine (amino acids), Vitamin A, B1, B2, B3, B6, B12, C, E and folic acid. Aloe Vera also contains simple sugars that include glucose, fructose and mannose and polysaccharides.
Aloe Vera and Horses with Stomach Ulcers
Aloe Vera taken internally may help the protective action of gastric mucus against the irritating action of pepsin. Aloe Vera soothes because it comprises of many polysaccharides which are chemically very similar to the natural protective mucous membrane of the stomach. Aloe Vera may assist in inhibiting excessive gastric secretion by the gastric mucosa. This property is attributed to the anti-histamine action of Aloe Vera. Empirical evidence suggests that Aloe Vera does not neutralize the acid, but goes back to the cause of overproduction of gastric acid. Aloe Vera may also overcome acidic levels in the stomach which are too low. Aloe Vera is bacteriostatic (stops bacteria from reproducing) and therefore helps to prevent the growth of bacteria responsible for the stomach ulcers. In view of the persistent nature and tendency of re-occurrence of this bacteria and ultimately reoccurring ulcers, administering Aloe Vera daily may support and assist this common problem in horses.
Aloe Vera and Skin Issues
Aloe Vera has the ability to penetrate through the epidermal layer of the skin to the deep dermal layer. The enzymes contained in the gel help break down dead tissue from the skin and therefore Aloe Vera serves as an excellent natural exfoliate. The salicylic acid content also assists in exfoliation. Together these actions help remove dead and damaged cells making Aloe Vera beneficial for skin conditions such as psoriasis and eczema. Aloe Vera is also particularly useful for cleansing/healing skin wounds, cuts, bites and rashes due to its ability to increase cell division. It has been shown scientifically by Dr Atherton, Dr Cochrane and Dr Danof that Aloe Vera increases cell division by fibroblast in the skin by at least 3 times. This is why wounds tend to heal quicker. Clinical experiences by veterinary surgeon Dr David Urch found that wounds heal 1/3 quicker than those treated with conventional veterinary preparations.
Storage
Our Aloe Vera must be stored in a cool (under 30 degrees), dark spot away from direct sunlight. If possible, it is recommended to store in the fridge over the warmer months.
Clinical Trial using Aloe Vera for Race Horses (please copy & paste the link below)
https://veterinary-practice.com/article/immunological-role-of-aloe-vera-in-thoroughbred-racehorses
PLEASE NOTE: All Aloe Vera Products on this site are Human Grade Tested. Do not be fooled into thinking that Aloe Vera Gel should be a clear or green substance. Natural, organic and pure Aloe Vera Gel should be a golden brown colour. The clear gels are usually a base for cosmetic applications. Some gels are even artificially coloured green. Please avoid administering these to your animals. We manufacture pure and organic Aloe Vera Gel from the mature Aloe Vera Plant. Made in a TGA (Therapeutic Goods Administration) approved laboratory.
In cases of illness or injury we strongly recommend a consult by a qualified veterinarian first.
"May be of benefit for improving or promoting health or production or performance. Consult your vet before treating any illness."
98% Pure Aloe Vera Gel - Certified Organic
Aloe Vera may be used to treat a wide array of equine ailments. Investigations by veterinary professionals have established that Aloe Vera can be effective in assisting with a large range of skin problems, joint issues and internal disorders in equines. Most commonly recognized for its ability to soothe and heal irritated and inflamed internal membranes, Aloe Vera is now widely used and accepted as a natural approach to treating gastrointestinal disorders. Particularly useful for horses who are prone to Equine Gastric Ulcers and other digestive upsets. Many racehorse trainers also feed Aloe Vera to increase stamina and performance whilst reducing the effects that competitive stress places on the horse's body.
Dosage Rates
Maintenance Rate: Between 20-40g once daily
Treatment Rate: Between 20-40g twice daily. For treatment of ulcers, skin problems, post-prescribed medication or wormers, digestive upsets, allergies or infections. Treatment can take anywhere from 7 days to 6 weeks depending on severity.
Directions for Use
Aloe Vera Gel can be added directly to feed or syringed down the throat. You can purchase our 60ml syringe online and this is the easiest way to measure out/administer. 20-40g dosage rate is equivalent to 20-40ml using the syringe.
Also suitable for topical use on bites, rashes, cuts, wounds etc.
Aloe Vera Properties
Natural Cleanser
Antibacterial
Antiviral
Anti-inflammatory
Antioxidant
Moisturizing
Cell proliferate
Allergy and stress reducer
Soothing agent
Stimulates tissue regeneration and repair
Regulates colonic bacteria (gut flora)
Soothes and protects the digestive tract
Contains 75 nutrients
Coat, skin, hoof improver
Adaptogenic - the body will take out of the Aloe Vera what it needs to assist the condition it is suffering from; helps to restore the body’s balance.
Ingredients
Mane Event Aloe Vera Gel contains: 98% inner leaf aloe vera extract and 2% food grade preservatives (Carbomer 940, Triethanolamine, Germall Plus). The inner leaf aloe vera extract contains many vitamins, minerals and 20 amino acids. Some of these include; Calcium, Chromium, Copper, Iron, Magnesium, Manganese, Potassium, Phosphorous, Sodium, Zinc (minerals), Lysine, Tryptophane, Valine, Threonine (amino acids), Vitamin A, B1, B2, B3, B6, B12, C, E and folic acid. Aloe Vera also contains simple sugars that include glucose, fructose and mannose and polysaccharides.
Aloe Vera and Horses with Stomach Ulcers
Aloe Vera taken internally may help the protective action of gastric mucus against the irritating action of pepsin. Aloe Vera soothes because it comprises of many polysaccharides which are chemically very similar to the natural protective mucous membrane of the stomach. Aloe Vera may assist in inhibiting excessive gastric secretion by the gastric mucosa. This property is attributed to the anti-histamine action of Aloe Vera. Empirical evidence suggests that Aloe Vera does not neutralize the acid, but goes back to the cause of overproduction of gastric acid. Aloe Vera may also overcome acidic levels in the stomach which are too low. Aloe Vera is bacteriostatic (stops bacteria from reproducing) and therefore helps to prevent the growth of bacteria responsible for the stomach ulcers. In view of the persistent nature and tendency of re-occurrence of this bacteria and ultimately reoccurring ulcers, administering Aloe Vera daily may support and assist this common problem in horses.
Aloe Vera and Skin Issues
Aloe Vera has the ability to penetrate through the epidermal layer of the skin to the deep dermal layer. The enzymes contained in the gel help break down dead tissue from the skin and therefore Aloe Vera serves as an excellent natural exfoliate. The salicylic acid content also assists in exfoliation. Together these actions help remove dead and damaged cells making Aloe Vera beneficial for skin conditions such as psoriasis and eczema. Aloe Vera is also particularly useful for cleansing/healing skin wounds, cuts, bites and rashes due to its ability to increase cell division. It has been shown scientifically by Dr Atherton, Dr Cochrane and Dr Danof that Aloe Vera increases cell division by fibroblast in the skin by at least 3 times. This is why wounds tend to heal quicker. Clinical experiences by veterinary surgeon Dr David Urch found that wounds heal 1/3 quicker than those treated with conventional veterinary preparations.
Storage
Our Aloe Vera must be stored in a cool (under 30 degrees), dark spot away from direct sunlight. If possible, it is recommended to store in the fridge over the warmer months.
Clinical Trial using Aloe Vera for Race Horses (please copy & paste the link below)
https://veterinary-practice.com/article/immunological-role-of-aloe-vera-in-thoroughbred-racehorses
PLEASE NOTE: All Aloe Vera Products on this site are Human Grade Tested. Do not be fooled into thinking that Aloe Vera Gel should be a clear or green substance. Natural, organic and pure Aloe Vera Gel should be a golden brown colour. The clear gels are usually a base for cosmetic applications. Some gels are even artificially coloured green. Please avoid administering these to your animals. We manufacture pure and organic Aloe Vera Gel from the mature Aloe Vera Plant. Made in a TGA (Therapeutic Goods Administration) approved laboratory.
In cases of illness or injury we strongly recommend a consult by a qualified veterinarian first.
"May be of benefit for improving or promoting health or production or performance. Consult your vet before treating any illness."