Aleira Equine Respiratory Supplement

• Advanced Respiratory Support for Horses – Formulated to help maintain healthy lung function and support horses experiencing respiratory challenges.

• Supports Horses with Airway Conditions – Helps address conditions such as Recurrent Airway Obstruction (RAO), Inflammatory Airway Disease (IAD), allergies, hives, and dermatitis.

• Algal-Derived DHA for Respiratory Health – Contains a purified, concentrated vegetarian source of Omega-3 DHA to support lung tissue and immune response.

• Antioxidant & Anti-Inflammatory Support – Includes Vitamin C, MSM, and a proprietary mushroom blend to help support respiratory tissues and immune balance.

• Non-Medicated & Safe for Long-Term Use – Can be used alongside conventional treatments and may help reduce reliance on steroid-based therapies in some horses.

Aleira® is an advanced equine respiratory supplement designed to support horses experiencing airway inflammation, breathing difficulty, or immune-related respiratory challenges. The formula combines algae-derived DHA with antioxidants and anti-inflammatory nutrients that help maintain healthy lung function and support the body’s natural respiratory defenses.

Respiratory health plays a critical role in equine performance and overall wellbeing. Aleira® helps support respiratory comfort and immune balance by providing targeted nutrients that address inflammation and airway sensitivity. This non-medicated formula can be safely used as a daily maintenance supplement and may be combined with conventional therapies when additional respiratory support is needed.

Docosahexaenoic Acid (DHA) – 1,500 mg
Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM) – 5,000 mg
Mushroom Blend – 2,000 mg
Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid) – 1,000 mg

Daily Feeding

Aleira® can be added directly to the horse’s daily grain or concentrate ration. One level scoop equals approximately 30 g.

First-Time Use (Loading Phase)

Feed the recommended daily feeding amount for the first 90 days to help establish optimal respiratory support.

Maintenance Schedule

After the initial period, reduce the daily feeding amount by 25–50% for long-term maintenance. If the horse’s condition changes or worsens, return to the full daily amount.

Feeding Guidelines

To help horses acclimate, start with smaller amounts during the first few days and gradually increase to the full dose. If needed, small amounts of water, vegetable oil, or mint extract may be added to improve palatability.