Hilton Herbs - Aloe Vera Gel, Internal or External Use

• Hilton Herbs Aloe Vera for animals can be given orally or applied directly to the skin.
• Aloe vera juice is traditionally used in herbal medicine for its beneficial effects on digestion and healing.
• External use: Liquid aloe vera makes an excellent base for creating baths, gels, and sprays — simply add plant tinctures or essential oils. Aloe vera helps soothe superficial wounds: scratches, minor cuts, insect bites, and symptoms of skin irritation.
• Internal use: Aloe vera juice is often recommended for digestive issues and is widely used in phytotherapy to support horses suffering from gastric ulcers.

You can add ALOE VERA to the daily ration — when possible, give it twice a day. The gel can also be used externally.

Horses and ponies: as directed by your veterinarian, 50 to 120 ml per day.

Dogs: up to 25 kg, 2.5 to 5 ml per day.
Over 25 kg, start with 5 ml per day and gradually increase up to 10 ml.

Cats (average weight 4 kg): 10 to 15 drops twice a day (1 ml = 20 drops)

Note: aloe vera may have a laxative effect. Start with a low dose and increase gradually, or consult your veterinarian.

Dietary supplement and care product for animals. This product is not a medication.
Information on plants and active ingredients is provided for guidance only.

Aloe vera extract 2:1

For over 30 years, Hilton Herbs has been committed to providing high-quality products made from carefully selected natural ingredients. Their range of nutritional supplements supports the health and well-being of horses across a variety of areas, including digestion, joints, skin and coat, the immune system, and circulation. Hilton Herbs products are formulated by equine nutrition experts and undergo rigorous quality controls to ensure their effectiveness and safety. The brand also offers a line of natural care products for horses, including lotions, shampoos, balms, ointments, and other solutions for treating a variety of skin and health concerns.