Goat's Rue 500 g digestive health crude fibre 20%

crude fibre 20%

Golden rod flowers naturally contain several of the plant's own compounds

Organic source of sulphur (methylsulfonylmethane)

Fresh pasture grass naturally contains abundant easily digestible carbohydrates

500 kg): 2–5 tbsp / day1 tbsp ≈ 4 g

Goat's Rue 500 g digestive health crude fibre 20%Goat's Rue for Horses Goat's rue (Galega officinalis) is a perennial plant belonging to the legume family (Fabaceae), traditionally cultivated as a fodder crop, green manure, and honey plant. It originates from the Middle East and Southeast Europe, but today it grows widely across various parts of Europe. The plant belongs to the legume family, and like other legumes, it naturally contains plant protein, nitrogen compounds, and galegine, a guanidine