Eurital Sulfur Flower for Horses, Dogs, Cats, Birds

Sulfur bloom is elemental sulfur obtained through sublimation and ground into a fine, pale yellow powder. The traditional name comes from the flower-like crystal formation that occurs during sublimation.

Sulfur is one of the quantitatively significant minerals in the animal body. As an element, it is a component of the amino acids methionine and cysteine and thus of the structural protein keratin, which makes up skin, hair, coat, feathers, horn and hooves. Eurital Sulfur Bloom supplements the ration with mineral sulfur – nothing more and nothing less.

Mix dry into the daily feed. Start with a small amount.

Feed in courses over 2–3 weeks, then take a break. Provide fresh drinking water during feeding. Adjust the amount to species, body weight and total ration; consult a veterinarian if unsure.

• Intended for feeding only.
• Store dry, cool and sealed, protect from moisture and ignition sources.
• Fine powder: avoid dust development, do not inhale.
• Keep out of reach of children.

Is Eurital Sulfur Bloom a complementary feed?

No. The product consists of a single raw material and is therefore a single feed material. Complementary feeds are blends of multiple components.

For which animals is sulfur bloom intended?

For horses and ponies, dogs, cats, pigeons, poultry and cage birds. The amount depends on species and body weight; see feeding recommendation.

How long does a container last?

For a horse with 8 g daily, the 600 g container lasts approximately 75 feeding days, the 1200 g container approximately 150 days.

Can I apply the powder directly to the skin?

No. Eurital Sulfur Bloom is a feed material and is intended exclusively for feeding. For applications to skin or coat, specially approved products should be used.