Neem tree leaf – a plant-based feed ingredient for use in feeding related to skin and coat

Neem tree leaf is a plant-based feed ingredient used in feeding when you want to introduce leaf-based plant material alongside the base feed as part of a varied whole. It is not a base feed or an everyday general supplement, but a considered choice for a specific moment in feeding, utilising individual plant-based raw materials as part of a varied herbal feeding regimen.

Chia de Gracia neem consists of dried neem tree leaves without extracts or concentration. The raw material is unprocessed and retains the plant's natural composition as it is.

Leaf plants and the overall diet

Leaf-based plants naturally contain compounds naturally found in plants, minerals and fibre. In a varied diet, in addition to energy, protein and minerals, the plant's own compound composition can also be utilised.

Skin and coat are continuously renewing structures whose quality is linked to the animal's overall diet and nutrient intake. From this perspective, leaf plants are used as part of a varied diet when you want to add plant-based depth to the diet.

Polyphenols and flavonoids – a phytochemical perspective

Neem tree leaf naturally contains antioxidants, polyphenols, flavonoids and other compounds characteristic of plants.

Use in feeding

Neem tree leaf is suitable for feeding regimens where leaf- and herb-based plants are used thoughtfully alongside the base diet. It is incorporated as part of a varied and periodic herbal feeding regimen.

Neem does not cover daily basic nutritional needs, but complements the diet from the perspective of plant-based variety.

Dosage:

Horse (approx. 500 kg):
1–2 tbsp, 1–2 times per day

Dog:
approx. 0,5–1 tsp per day

• 1 tbsp ≈ 4 g

Please note:

Not suitable for pregnant or lactating mares or female dogs.
The use of natural products should always be considered as part of the overall diet.