- Kali-GmbH are the leading brand in Epsom Salt, it is top quality, taken from natural deposits and 100% organic. The product is mined in Germany under strict European Union Quality Control Procedures and is both Kosher and Halal Certified.
- After a long vigourous ride, a day at a show or post racing an epsom salt bath will help restore your horse’s muscles to athletic readiness.
- Epsom salt baths used up to three times a week and aided with a solid warm-up and cool down routine can also help reduce the incidences of tying up in a horse prone to such muscular difficulties.
- Epsom salts are a very powerful mineral that helps to draw toxins and metabolic wastes e.g. lactic acid through the pores in our skin.
- HOOF ABCESSES / INFLAMMATION. A dilution of Epsom Salt in water makes a perfect soaking against abcesses and inflammation.
- MUSCLES. A (contrast)bath with Epsom salt acts relaxing on the muscles
At the Elixir company , they are confident that the combination of quality and price of our salts cannot be beaten. Beware of cheaper, inferior salts imported from other parts of the world. Always check, the place of origin and the manufacturers certification. Consult a n Equine Professional or Equine Vet for advice if being used as a remedy for skin disorders or medical conditions.
ORGANIC EPSOM BATH SALTS | 10KG BUCKET/TUB | Magnesium Sulphate Elixir Gardens
Epsom Salt Baths: Dissolve in a 5 gallon bucket (20 litre) 1 cup of epsom salts in hot water (should be slightly hotter than what is comfortable for your hand). Dunk in a large beach towel until well saturated. Squeeze the excess out as you withdraw the towel from the bucket. Lay across your horse starting at the neck. Remove when the towel begins to feel cool to touch. Repeat process until you have covered the entire body three times. OR dissolve one cup of epsom salts per 5 gallons into a large basin or skip bucket and place in a wool cooler then lay this from head to tail across horse. Process should be done three times. OR for a cold weather alternative follow the first three instructions but bath / wrap only the legs.