• Environmental management: ensure your horse’s stable is well-ventilated and minimize exposure to dust. Consider dust-free bedding. If at pasture try and also minimize dust, moulds and pollen exposure.
• Regular exercise: exercise can help improve lung function and reduce symptoms of RAO or IAD. Be mindful of pollen or dust levels when exercising horses with respiratory sensitivities.
• Hydration: encourage your horse to drink plenty of water to help keep the airways hydrated and clear mucus.

Natural ingredients such as Thyme and omega 3 help to ease inflammation and support overall lung function. These supplements can be beneficial for horses with respiratory issues, especially when used alongside environmental management and veterinary care. Always consult with a veterinarian to find the most suitable treatment for your horse’s specific condition