Everyday respiratory support with ImmuBiome Breathe
ImmuBiome Breathe is formulated to support healthy lungs and airways, so your horse can breathe easily in the arena, on the trail, and through dusty barn seasons. It’s a favorite for young horses, hard-working athletes, and horses sensitive to seasonal pollen and dust.
What’s inside
- Cordyceps sinensis & Cordyceps militaris: Sources of cordycepin, traditionally used to support oxygen use and healthy airway function.
- Reishi (Ganoderma lucidum) & Chaga (Inonotus obliquus): Functional mushrooms that support a balanced immune response in the respiratory system.
- Bovine colostrum: Supports normal immune function and overall resilience.
- Probiotics & prebiotics: 3 billion CFU of probiotics and 8,000 mg of prebiotics per serving for everyday gut health and nutrient absorption.
Why horse owners choose it
- Supports easy breathing: Nutritional support for healthy lung function and oxygen use during work.
- Seasonal support: Helps support a balanced response to everyday dust, pollen, and environmental triggers.
- Vet-recommended: Trusted by equine professionals as part of a respiratory wellness routine.
Key benefits*
- Supports healthy lung function and clear airways.
- Supports a balanced immune response to seasonal environmental triggers.
- Supports overall immune health and resilience.
- Supports athletic performance by helping maintain healthy oxygen use.
Ingredients you can trust
A proprietary blend of Cordyceps, Reishi, Chaga, bovine colostrum, and a robust probiotic profile, with 25% beta-glucans.
How to use
Mix into damp feed daily, following the label directions. Your veterinarian can help you tailor the amount to your horse’s workload and needs.
Breathe easy, ride happy
Whether it’s show season, a dusty indoor, or a change in weather, ImmuBiome Breathe is an easy daily way to support your horse’s respiratory comfort and performance.
*These statements are about nutritional support. ImmuBiome supplements are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Talk with your veterinarian about your horse’s specific needs.