Psyllium-Sand Road

Psyllium -Sand Road

Almost all horses get some sand with the roughage. There is no harm in that as long as the intestines are functioning normally. But if propulsion in the colon becomes too slow, sand can accumulate. The sand sticks to the intestinal wall and then causes symptoms. Sometimes it is only decreased appetite, less appetite, resistance, a dry coat or emaciation. Sometimes problems arise because the sand is heavy and gas accumulates, putting stress on the intestines.

Psyllium -Sand Road removes sand from the intestines. It contains psyllium fibers or vlozaad fiber. This Psyllium fiber forms a slimy gel with the saliva in the gastrointestinal tract and has a buoyant effect. It stimulates the movements of the intestines, improving the horse's ability to expel sand. In addition, psyllium creates a jelly-like sticky mass in the intestines, to which residual sand adheres and is disposed of. To soothe the irritable intestinal mucosa, this slimy jelly is also very suitable.

Usage:
persistent sand eaters receive a cure of 5 to 7 days once a month during the grazing season. You can also give a cure halfway through and after the grazing season for prevention. To repair any damage done by the sand in the stomach and intestines, you can support the body with Vitella Horse Care Pro Vitamin with antioxidants. These substances help restore intestinal flora and can help prevent long-term problems.

Contains: ground flaxseed (psyllium seed)

Usage:

7 days in a row 80 to 200 g per day, foals/ponies 40 to 120 g per day. Mix the psyllium under the concentrate feed with a little flaxseed oil. Do not use water as it will make everything sticky.

Packaging:
2.5 Kilo
5 Kilo