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Cavalor® Hepato Liq is a complementary supplement formulated with a blend of botanical ingredients traditionally used in equine nutrition. It is suitable for inclusion in the diets of horses in training, during seasonal changes, or at times of increased nutritional demand.
Key Features
Recommended Use
Cavalor® Hepato Liq – Feeding Guidelines
Cavalor® Hepato Liq can be used as part of the feeding program for horses during seasonal changes or periods of high workload.
Standard Use:
Mix 5 ml twice daily with feed for 25 days
Maximum:
Do not exceed 20 ml per horse per day
Always shake well before use to ensure an even mix of ingredients
Introduce gradually if your horse is unfamiliar with the taste
Always provide access to clean, fresh drinking water
For horses with known health concerns or under veterinary care, seek advice from a veterinarian before use
Key Ingredients
Key Ingredients in Cavalor® Hepato Liq
Cavalor® Hepato Liq contains a blend of botanical extracts and nutrients, chosen for their traditional use in equine diets and their role in supporting the overall nutritional program of horses.
Carduus marianus (Milk Thistle) – Traditionally included in equine diets and known for its role in plant-based nutritional blends.
Cynara scolymus (Artichoke) – Commonly used in herbal feed formulations for horses, particularly in seasonal or high-activity periods.
Silybum marianum – A botanical ingredient frequently featured in equine nutritional supplements.
Solidago virgaurea (Goldenrod) – Traditionally included in herbal feed blends for horses.
Spirulina Extract – A natural algae used in equine diets as a source of plant-based nutrients.
Taraxacum officinale (Dandelion) – A familiar herb often added to equine feed mixes.
Taurine – An amino acid included to complement the horse’s daily ration.
Urtica dioica (Nettle) – Commonly found in herbal preparations for horses.

