Natuly Diatomaceous Earth

Additive-Analytical constituents: crude fat <0.2% - crude protein <0.3% - crude fiber 2.92% - crude ash 88.3%

Additive-Analytical constituents: crude fat <0.2% - crude protein <0.3% - crude fibre 2.92% - crude ash 88.3%

Mix into the feed, moisten slightly.
Can be used as part of a mineral buffet. Dissolve one tablespoon of diatomaceous earth in 1 bucket of water and offer alongside fresh drinking water.

Can also be used externally by powdering it into the coat, sprinkling it in the living area or adding it to chicken sand baths.

Precautions for use: Moisten before mixing into feed.

Do not inhale! Always use a dust mask and eye protection when dust is formed.
Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes due to the drying effect of diatomaceous earth.

Store in a dry place, unlimited shelf life when stored correctly.

Horse: 10–30 g (1–3 tablespoons)
Dog < 20 kg: 1–2 teaspoons
Dog 20–40 kg: 1 tablespoon
Dog > 40 kg: 2 tablespoons
Cat: 1 teaspoon
Chickens: 5% of the feed weight
Cattle: 2% of dry feed weight
Calves: 4 g per morning
Pigs: 2% of feed weight
Sheep / goats: 1% of feed ration

Long-term use permitted.
Dosage is flexible; does not need to be exact to the gram. Give young animals half the dosage.

A mineral bar (or mineral buffet) for horses is a system that gives your horse a choice of various loose minerals and trace elements, often in water solution (such as Celtic sea salt, peat moss, spirulina) or as loose powder, so that the horse can lick what it needs to supplement its basic diet. It is a natural form of enrichment that stimulates the horse's self-regulating ability, unlike a standard lick block, which is often more limited.

What is it?
An arrangement with multiple containers or drinking troughs, each filled with a specific mineral/ingredient.
Offers freedom of choice and encourages natural behaviour, as horses in the wild also consume minerals from the soil.

Commonly used ingredients:
Salt: Celtic sea salt (in water or loose).
Liquid additives: Peat water, green clay, nettle, rosehip, Bering Sea water.
Trace elements: Sometimes supplemented with spirulina or diatomaceous earth (silicic acid) for silicon, for example.
Base: A regular salt lick (salt, with or without extra minerals) is often added to meet sodium and chloride requirements.

Benefits for the horse:
Can supplement deficiencies.
Promotes mental enrichment and independence.
Is a supplement to, and not a complete replacement for, a balanced basic diet (balancer/mineral mix).

About Us
Who We Are and What We Stand For
At Natuly, we believe that nature has everything it takes to restore balance to animals, people, and soil. Since 2006 (originally under the name Bio-Ron), we’ve been working with nature, not against it. We help you nourish, strengthen, and restore your animals and your soil—just as nature intended.
Whether you live in the city or the countryside, have a vegetable garden (or container) or run an entire farm: we’re happy to guide you toward natural choices that truly make a difference.

Nature as our compass
What do we do? We make organic and natural products accessible to anyone who wants to do good—for their animal, their soil, and the world around them. All our feed, care products, and soil conditioners are 100% natural, free from unnecessary additives or intensive processing. We know exactly where our products come from, who makes them, and how they’re produced. And we’re doing more and more of this ourselves, in our own factory. With our own machinery and a keen eye for quality.

Our products align with your animal’s instincts and the rhythm of your soil. Because nature itself knows exactly what is needed to heal. All we have to do is listen, learn, and go with the flow.

What you can expect from us
✔ Honest ingredients straight from nature
✔ Certified organic where possible
✔ Always tailored to the animal and the soil
✔ No gimmicks, only what really works
✔ Backed by experience,