It's a common but annoying situation: sand buildup in your horse's intestines. Horses that spend a lot of time in paddocks and bare or dry pastures can ingest too much sand. But too much sand can also enter the body in a crowded green pasture or when eating roughage. That's why it's important to regularly support the removal of sand from the intestines.Psyllium husksPsyllium husks have a proven supportive effect on the removal of sand from the intestines. When psyllium husks come into contact with intestinal fluid, they turn into a kind of sticky gel. This gel attracts sand and dirt and then carries it out of the intestines.Complete solution with prebioticsSand in the intestines can negatively impact digestion. Pavo SandClear not only helps remove sand but is also enriched with prebiotics and other ingredients to further support healthy digestion. Prebiotics promote the growth of beneficial intestinal bacteria. In addition, Pavo SandClear is enriched with barley grass, which has strong anti-inflammatory properties and a positive effect on intestinal immunity. It also supports the removal of accumulated toxins in the gastrointestinal tract. The oregano oil in Pavo SandClear has antibacterial and antifungal properties and also supports healthy microflora.Tips for removing sandIt is recommended to check your horse's manure for sand monthly. Repeat this three to four days in a row for a reliable result. One good result is no guarantee of sand-free intestines! Click here to find out how to check your horse's manure.If you have any doubts about your horse's health, always contact your veterinarian.Important propertiesSupports the removal of sand from the intestinesWith psyllium husksEnriched with prebioticsSupports healthy intestinal floraPositive effect on intestinal immunityHas anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and antifungal propertiesDoping-free (FEI)ApplicationPavo SandClear is suitable for all horses and ponies:to help remove sand from the intestinesas a precaution: monthly sand treatment Pavo SandClear is especially recommended for horses and ponies that:are kept in paddocks, dry or bare pasturesare kept in a paddock paradiseare fed poor quality roughage