Zeolith für Pferde bei Kotwasser und Ekzemen

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Zeolite for horses – the most important information at a glance

Zeolite is a natural mineral of volcanic origin. Its unique structure can bind unwanted substances in the digestive tract – many horse owners therefore use it specifically for loose stools and for a balanced diet. At Steinkraft, you can get zeolite as a fine powder or convenient pellets. Both options are all-natural, easy to use, and have proven their worth in everyday stable life.

Horses are sensitive, powerful, and impressive animals – but also susceptible to stress caused by feed, stable air, or external influences. With zeolite, you can rely on simple, natural, and versatile support – completely without artificial additives.

In our collection you'll find carefully selected zeolite products for horses – tailored to feeding, hoof care, stable environment, and skin. Whether powder, pellets, hoof powder , or bedding : here you'll find natural solutions for loose stools and everyday life with your horse – harnessing the power of the volcanic rock clinoptilolite.

Scientific studies on zeolite in horses

Zeolite has been researched for many years – not only in humans, but also in animal nutrition. Some studies show that the natural mineral can support the digestive tract and help bind unwanted substances. There are also studies in horses that describe positive effects.

  • Improvement of the intestinal environment
    A study on feeding clinoptilolite (zeolite) to horses showed that the consistency of the feces stabilized and the animals appeared more balanced overall.
  • Binding of ammonium and pollutants
    Several studies have found that zeolite can bind ammonium and other metabolic products in the digestive tract – a possible reason for the observed improvement in the stable climate.
  • Supporting nutrient utilization
    Animal studies indicate that zeolite can promote the absorption of certain minerals and trace elements when administered regularly via feed.

Sources

  • Pavelić K. et al. (2001): Natural zeolite clinoptilolite: new adjuvant in anticancer therapy. J Mol Med.
  • Papaioannou D. et al. (2002): The role of natural and synthetic zeolites as feed additives on the prevention and/or the treatment of certain farm animal diseases. Microporous and Mesoporous Materials.
  • Practical experience reports, summarized in specialist journals for equine nutrition.
  • Diarrhea in horses: Effects and current research. STEINKRAFT Blog.

Why zeolite for horses?

Zeolite – more precisely, clinoptilolite zeolite – is a volcanic mineral that has been valued in animal husbandry for years. Its microporous structure allows it to bind substances such as ammonium, heavy metals, and excess acids.

It works purely physically , without chemically altering metabolic processes – ideal for long-term, natural support.

Quality of our zeolite products:

  • High clinoptilolite content, raw material source recommended by Prof. Dr. Karl Hecht
  • Laboratory tested, free of harmful substances & untreated
  • Without additives, fillers or binders
  • Packaged in resealable cans and buckets
  • Recyclable packaging & reduced plastic shipping

For gut health, coat, behavior & vitality

Many horse owners swear by zeolite as a natural supplement in feed.

Zeolite possesses a special crystal structure with a high internal surface area – like a sponge, it can bind harmful substances and eliminate them via the intestines. This relieves the digestive tract and improves the utilization and optimization of food.

Ideal for:

  • Dietary changes
  • Stall change
  • shedding
  • soft stools or strong-smelling manure, fecal water
  • to support the metabolism of older animals

20 good times to feed zeolite to horses

Every horse has its own challenges – zeolite gently supports it in many situations. Here you will find the most common situations in which our customers successfully rely on zeolite.

1. Watery or soft stools

Zeolite can bind excess fluid in the intestines and help to gently regulate digestion.

2. Shedding in spring or autumn

During this demanding phase, zeolite supports the elimination of internal toxins and accompanies the organism during the transition.

3. After deworming treatments or medications

Zeolite helps to bind residues and metabolic products and eliminate them via the intestines – naturally and gently.

4. Change in feed (e.g., start of grazing, new hay)

Zeolite stabilizes the intestinal environment and can help sensitive digestive systems adapt to changed food.

5. In older horses with a sluggish metabolism

Seniors in particular benefit from natural support for the digestive tract and nutrient absorption.

6. Bloating, yawning, or increased smacking sounds

Zeolite can bind gases produced in the intestines, thus providing noticeable relief – entirely without chemical additives.

7. Stressful situations such as transport, changing stables or tournaments

During stressful times, zeolite has a stabilizing effect on the intestines – many horses then react more calmly and balanced.

8. Intolerances or food allergies

Zeolite can bind unwanted substances in feed and help the body to eliminate irritants more quickly.

9. Spring cleanse for internal purification

As a natural support for a gentle start to the grazing season – popular with riders who think holistically.

10. Strong-smelling manure or unusual fecal color

A sign of metabolic stress – zeolite can help restore balance to the digestive system.

11. Young grass or mineral-rich spring pasture

When exposed to excess nitrogen or nitrates, zeolite can intervene in a regulating and buffering capacity.

12. After vaccinations or antibiotic treatments

When the body has to perform at a high level, zeolite can help support digestion and bind residues.

13. For summer eczema or skin problems

Zeolite is used internally to promote inner balance – many customers report improvements in horses with eczema.

14. For hard-to-feed horses with sensitive digestive systems

Zeolite can help improve the utilization of food and soothe the intestines – without additives or artificial stimuli.

15. During convalescence after illness

After an illness, zeolite can help to gently eliminate harmful substances and give the body rest to regenerate.

16. In case of contaminants in the feed (e.g. mold, spoiled rolled oats)

Zeolite can bind harmful substances before they are absorbed by the body – a natural protective shield in the intestines.

17. Dull, lackluster coat or difficult shedding

A possible indication of internal imbalances – zeolite can contribute to detoxification and relieve the body.

18. If the horse often rubs or scratches itself

Often a sign of internal stress or over-acidification – zeolite can be a useful accompanying measure here.

19. When horses nibble on wood or bark

Often an instinctive indication of silicon needs – zeolite contains naturally bound, bioavailable silicon in its finest form.

20. For use alongside feed additives, herbs or mineral feeds

Zeolite can help buffer irritants – taken at a time interval, it ideally complements many feeding concepts.

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FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions about Zeolite Use in Horses

How does zeolite differ from other feed additives?

Zeolite is a pure natural mineral of volcanic origin . Nothing is added or mixed in; it is a single raw material with a special crystal structure that can bind pollutants and simultaneously release minerals.

👉 Read more about what zeolite is here.

Why zeolite for horses?

Zeolite – more precisely, clinoptilolite zeolite – is a volcanic mineral that has been valued in animal husbandry for years. Its microporous structure allows it to bind substances such as ammonium, heavy metals, or excess acids and release minerals.

It works purely physically , without chemically altering metabolic processes – ideal for long-term, natural support.

Which is better – powder or pellets?

Both have the same effect. Powder mixes easily into feed, while pellets are dust-free and convenient. Some horses pick out pellets – in that case, powder is often the better choice.

👉 Watch this video - we show you the two forms and explain their different advantages on the audio track 🐎

How long can I feed my dog ​​zeolite?

Zeolite can be fed as a course of treatment over several weeks or even long-term in an adjusted dosage.

Important: Always provide plenty of water.

Is zeolite doping-free for horses?

Yes, zeolite is a purely natural product and is not on the doping list.

👉 Here in this article on the STEINKRAFT Zeolite Blog you will find further questions from our customers answered.

Which size should I choose?

The 1 kg container is suitable for testing. For regular feeding or multiple horses, 3 kg or 7.5 kg (powder) or 5 kg (pellets) are recommended.

Naturally networked – products working together

Our zeolite products can be wonderfully combined – e.g.:

  • Feed supplements + hoof care: For inner balance and stable hooves
  • Bedding + hoof powder: Dry stable climate plus targeted care
  • Powder + black cumin zeolite: Support during summer stress

This way you can support your horse holistically and naturally – without artificial additives, simply from the power of the rock.

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