ADDITIONAL PRODUCTS
EQUINE BALANCE
Equine Balance is a clinically evidenced and registered non-nutritional feed additive that supports your horse’s gastro intestinal tract.
Benefits:
- It adsorbs heavy metals, ammonias and nitrates and histamine.
- Is a free radical scavenger and immunomodulator
- Adsorbs mycotoxins
It aids in the relief of:
- Symptoms associated with colic
- Gastro intestinal disturbances
- Discomfort
- Cramps
- Diarrhoea
- Mycotoxin and ammonia binder in horses
By providing optimum gastro intestinal support for your horse, Equine Balance:
- reduces and assists in the prevention of gastric lesions fore and hind gut
- Improves food conversion ratio, thereby improving the horse’s condition and performance.
- Reduces absorption of endotoxins known to cause laminitis.
- Reduces the potential for ‘tying up’, by increasing the horse’s ability to clear blood lactate levels and show quicker recovery after strenuous exercise.
- Balances the digestive system to reduce behavioural and performance issues, such as lethargy, irritability, grouchiness, difficulty in bending or collecting and general discomfort in the horse.
Equine Balance does NOT absorb water or fat soluble vitamins, and increases the absorption of magnesium, calcium and silica in the blooodstream.
Dosage and directions for use:
- Acute symptom relief: Administer 2g/100kg body weight twice daily.
- Prevention and maintenance: Administer 2g/100kg body weight once daily.
- Feed: 2 – 4g per 1kg (0.2 – 0.4%) as mycotoxin and ammonia binder.
OMEPRAZOL
Omeprazol is used to prevent and treat existing ulcers in horses. Studies have shown that more than 90% of race horses and more than 60% of performance horses experience gastric ulcers. The stress brought about through changes in routine, diet, and exercise regimens, along with traveling and competition, may contribute to their development. Omeprazol suppresses acid production in the horse’s stomach by acting as a gastric acid (proton) pump inhibitor.
Usage
Omeprazol is mainly used to prevent ulcers in horses that are subjected to stress or other conditions that make them prone to stomach ulcers. It is also used to treat cases of existing ulcers. Omeprazol is sometimes prescribed as a precaution when NSAIDs, corticosteroids, and other drugs known to cause stomach ulcers are administered. Maximum suppression of acid production occurs three to five days after beginning treatment.
PLEASE NOTE:
Veterinary advice and management should be followed for the administration and use of Omeprazol.
Per Vet Prescription