Lung

The lungs of a horse move more air in a gallop than almost any organ in any animal — and they depend on delicate tissue doing quiet, constant work. The classic lung program supports that work through recovery and demanding seasons.

Consider this program when:

• the airways need steady support through a dusty season
• recovery after a veterinary-treated respiratory infection
• an older horse's breathing takes more effort than it did
• part of a respiratory care routine with environment management

The traditional lung pattern, both sides — with clean air doing the bigger half of the job.