Your shopping cart is currently empty.
International & Northern Ireland Orders - Due to restrictions on what we can send and where we can send to, we are currently unable to accept ANY international & Northern Ireland orders through our website. To see if we can help with orders please email us at office@animal-health.co.uk.
Dried Elderberries
Product Code: HERB007
In stock
Price:
£23.50
inc VAT
Suitable for
Condition:
General Health & Wellbeing
What are Elderberries?
Elderberries are a useful herb for horses, dogs and other pets. They are small, dark berries that grow in clusters on elder trees (also called elderberry bushes), and are very common throughout Europe and North America. They have a long history of human use, from food, to wine, and even for medicine. They are a fast-growing plant which can grow up to 13 feet tall. The leaves are compound and feather-like, the bark smooth and grey with little bumps. The branches are pliable when young, brittle when older, and have a white pith inside which is sometimes hollow like a tube. In late spring or early summer, tightly clustered bunches of tiny white lacy flowers form in large umbrella shaped clusters.
How do they work?
Nutritionally, elderberries contain large amounts of vitamin C, potassium, and beta-carotene, as well as calcium and phosphorous.
Elderberries may shorten the duration of cold and flu symptoms, as well as strengthen the immune system. They are a natural diuretic and detoxifying agent. The flowers can help to restore the skin, sooth sunburns and rashes, and even help with sore muscles when steeped in oil and massaged in.
Available only in 1kg bags
Elderberries are a useful herb for horses, dogs and other pets. They are small, dark berries that grow in clusters on elder trees (also called elderberry bushes), and are very common throughout Europe and North America. They have a long history of human use, from food, to wine, and even for medicine. They are a fast-growing plant which can grow up to 13 feet tall. The leaves are compound and feather-like, the bark smooth and grey with little bumps. The branches are pliable when young, brittle when older, and have a white pith inside which is sometimes hollow like a tube. In late spring or early summer, tightly clustered bunches of tiny white lacy flowers form in large umbrella shaped clusters.
How do they work?
Nutritionally, elderberries contain large amounts of vitamin C, potassium, and beta-carotene, as well as calcium and phosphorous.
Elderberries may shorten the duration of cold and flu symptoms, as well as strengthen the immune system. They are a natural diuretic and detoxifying agent. The flowers can help to restore the skin, sooth sunburns and rashes, and even help with sore muscles when steeped in oil and massaged in.
Available only in 1kg bags