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ESC Phyto for horses and ponies
€37,90
Uvemix has been formulated by our partner ESC Laboratoire, experts in equine phytotherapy. It helps protect the horse's eyes in the event of recurrent eye disease.
Uvemix is composed of 8 plants selected for their circulatory, antioxidant and flavonoid properties. These include :
Naturally rich in antioxidants recognized for their beneficial action on ocular blood circulation. Although horses have good vision (especially at night), their eyes are fragile and exposed to trauma, which can lead to recurrent eye problems.
This soothing plant also has an antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effect. It's nicknamed the "eyeglass breaker"!
Selected for its ability to delay eye ageing thanks to its properties on blood micro-circulation.
Mixture of dehydrated cut plants, untreated and guaranteed GMO-free:
SAULE BLANC - BAIE DE MYRTILLE - CASSIS - EUPHRAISIE - BOSWELLIA - FEUILLE DE MYRTILLE - GINKGO BILOBA - CURCUMA
1kg bucket
1 dose to be added to the basic ration of an adult horse (550kg), i.e. 50g per day for 3 weeks.
If possible, distribute in 2 daily doses.
To be repeated if necessary.
Ask your veterinarian for advice before use or prolongation. Precautions for use: not recommended for pregnant or nursing mares or foals.
Close tightly after use.
Store in a cool, dry place.
Keep out of reach of children.
Quality control by an independent laboratory.
ESC Laboratoire is a pioneer in specialized equine phytotherapy, offering the widest range of natural products for horses on the market.
FranceSo it's a bit complicated to distribute when the horse doesn't have a daily ration, being in pasture all year round and overweight. So I'm not questioning the product, but a formula in the form of a cap to be taken like a sweet would not be bad!
FranceHorse prone to uveitis during its first course of treatment, still early to comment on results, but no problem getting it to eat the leaves as part of its daily ration. To be continued!
BelgiumVery good products, my mare no longer sees out of her right eye but since I've been giving her the product she no longer triggers an attack and her eye is never red again. She lives a good retirement in the meadow with masks adapted to her problem but very satisfied with the product.
BelgiumAfter a week of mixing bilberry leaves into his food, my Charly's eyes seem less watery and better vascularized. We're continuing to give him a 3-week course as indicated.
FranceVery good product quality, as with the equipment. Just a smaller amount of bucket filling on my 2nd order. Fast delivery, advice tailored to your needs. And when you're in a tight spot, that makes all the difference. Overall, very satisfied
Thank you for your feedback. I'll take note of your comment and pass it on to the supplier. A very happy new year 2021!
| Mask size | Head circumference |
| XS - Shetland | 84 cm |
| S - Pony | 90 cm |
| M - Cob | 94 cm |
| L - Full | 100 cm |
| XL - XFull | 110 cm |
For these masks, the main measurement is that of your horse's forehead. To do this, add up 3 measurements:
Add these 3 measurements (A+B+C) to obtain the size of your horse's forehead.
IMPORTANT: do not measure directly from one eye to the other, as this will probably give a measurement that is too small.
| Mask size | Forehead size |
| XS - Shetland | 18-21 cm |
| S - Pony | 22-28 cm |
| M - Cob | 29-33 cm |
| L - Full | 34-37 cm |
| XL - XFull | 38-43 cm |
| Size | A | B | C |
| XS (large shetland) | 60 cm | 84 cm | 20 cm |
| S (pony) | 70 cm | 96 cm | 23 cm |
| M (cob) | 70 cm | 96 cm | 25.5 cm |
| L (full) | 75 cm | 105 cm | 27 cm |
If your horse is between two sizes, we advise you to take the smaller size.
| Mask size | Distance between eyes |
| S - Pony | 18 cm |
| M - Cob | 21 cm |
| L - Full | 24 cm |
| XL - XFull | 26 cm |
