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Peppermint Leaves

Peppermint Leaves are the dried foliage of the peppermint plant (Mentha piperita), known for their high content of essential oils such as menthol and menthone. These compounds give the leaves their characteristic cooling sensation and strong, refreshing aroma. The leaves are harvested, dried, and sometimes lightly ground to create a product that retains its volatile compounds in a stable form.

In equine nutrition, peppermint leaves are used primarily as a flavoring agent. Their distinctive aroma can help enhance feed palatability, encouraging feed intake in horses.

The following equine feeds, supplements and products contain Peppermint Leaves as an ingredient.

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Glycerine and Peppermint (Hawthorne Products)
DigestionDigestion
Gut HealthGut Health
HerbHerb
RespiratoryRespiratory
Glycerine and Peppermint by Hawthorne Products is a liquid supplement for horses intended to support normal breathing and digestion. It contains glycerol and peppermint leaf.
Peppermint & Carrot (The Forage Porridge)
FatFat
FiberFiber
FlavorFlavor
ProteinProtein
Peppermint & Carrot from The Forage Porridge is a horse feed that can be given to horses as a snack or dinner topping. This is one of their palatable, forage-based mash kits that contains protein, fiber, and fat.

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