Spring grass can significantly impact a horse's digestive health due to its rapid growth and high sugar content. This can lead to a disturbed pH balance in the horse's caecum, causing discomfort and potentially serious health issues. To manage these risks, horse owners should:
- Regularly check their horse's health and consult with a veterinarian.
- Manage grazing time, especially during peak sugar production hours.
- Supplement with low-sugar forages to maintain a balanced diet.
- Use digestive supplements to support gut health and balance the gut microbiome.
- It's essential to take a holistic approach to ensure the well-being of your horse during the transition to spring grass.
Profix by Hestevard
ACTIVE STOMACH & INTESTINES
A concentrated complex of probiotics and vitamins to support normal stomach and intestinal function.
- Gut Treatment: After deworming and vaccinations, fructo-oligosaccharides and yeast support a healthy gut flora.
- Immune System Support: Contains Vitamin E, Vitamin C, and Vitamin B12.
- Supports Nutrient Absorption: Pre- and probiotics help the horse utilize administered feed more effectively.
- Hestevard products are developed, trusted, and often sold by veterinary professionals. The Hestevard Professional Range is specifically developed in collaboration with vets, universities, and practitioners
- We use this product with some of our horses who have gut problems and highly recomend
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