Details
Resolve equine digestive issues and improve nutrient absorption, naturally.
Equine Choice is an essential part of any nutrition program maintaining and improving proper digestion, nutrient absorption, appetite, and intestinal immune function.
Equine Choice Prebiotic + Probiotic granular and paste supplements contain live encapsulated saccharomyces cerevisiae yeast enabling the yeast to make it to the hindgut to stabilize pH levels for proper fermentation. Equine Choice products contain digestive enzymes, and good bacteria. Bacillus bacteria is a heat and acid tolerant bacteria, which enables it to make it to the hindgut and has a stable shelf life in the barn setting. The prebiotic portion of the supplement is mannan-oligosaccharide (MOS) a yeast cell wall that works as a toxin binder to help remove toxins from the digestive system and provide nutrients to the probiotic bacteria. Equine Choice supplements also contain B-vitamins, Vitamin E and the Amino Acids L- Glutamine and L-Threonine providing complete digestive health.
Equine Choice Prebiotic + Probiotic supplements survive stomach acid reaching the hind gut assisting in consistent pH levels and proper hind gut fermentation resulting in:
- Better feed and nutrients intake
- Preventing and treating digestive issues such as excessive gas and bloating, diarrhea
- Increased water consumption to prevent dehydration
- Improved fibre and starch digestion
- Better immune response
- Increased performance due to a proper functioning digestive system
Dosage Instructions
1 Level scoop (25 g) orally twice daily
Ingredients
Bacillus bacteria, live encapsulated yeast, digestive enzymes, MOS, vitamin B pack, L-glutamine, L-threonine, vitamin E, oat bran, and mineral oil.
**Veterinary Disclaimer**
This product may be best used upon consultation with a veterinarian. While available for customer purchase, it is advised that you consult your veterinarian before administering additional supplements to your horse as a precaution since situations and circumstances may vary.
