Uls-gard Pellets provide support for stomach and overall digestive tract health. Supports a healthy stomach lining. Supports a normal stomach pH. Helps maintain normal digestive function. Probiotics and prebiotics to support a healthy gut microbiome. Suitable for horses competing under FEI regulations and Racing Rules (HISA's Anti-Soping and Medication Control Rules)> 30 Day Money Back Guarantee. If you would like further information or advice, please contact our technical team [email protected] Quality Commitment Equine America Manufacturers to a strict code of feed safety. This product has been manufactured in licensed premises using quality assured ingredients under strictly controlled production conditions and conforms to the requirements of the relevant legislation governing the manufacture of animal health and feed supplements. Equine America monitors for the presence of the specified naturally occurring prohibited substances under the FEI Clean Sport Regulations and Racing Rules (HISA's Anti-Doping and Medication Control Rules). Active Ingredients per 100g (2 scoops): Nutrient/Ingredient Label Claim per 100g (2 scoops) Algae 15,700mg Calcium 5,000mg Magnesium 400mg Fructo-oligosaccharides (Chicory Root) 5,000mg Lecithin 2,750mg Pectin 2,000mg Magnesium (Oxide) 1900mg Marshmallow Root Powder 750mg Deglycyrrhized Licorice Root 500mg L-Glycine 500mg Aloe Vera Gel Extract 100mg Saccharomyces Cerevisiae 25 Billion CFU Product Description Equine America Uls-Gard Pellets have been scientifically formulated using carefully selected ingredients to support gastric and digestive tract health. Health Supplement for horses to support the stomach and overall digestive tract health with a broad range of ingredients. Pectin and Lecithin help to provide a barrier on the unprotected stomach lining by producing mucilage. Lecithin is a special type of fat that helps to support healthy stomach lining cells. Calcium and Magnesium provided by slow-release marine algae from a sustainable and ethical source, to support a healthy gut pH. Prebiotics (FOS from chicory root) and Probiotics (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) to support a healthy gut microbiome. Licorice, Aloe Vera and Marshmallow root traditionally used to support the health of the stomach lining. Beta Glucans from high nucleotide yeast benefit the gut microbiota and intestinal health, as well as supporting the immune system which is especially important before stressful events. Glycine to help support healthy gastric mucosa (lining of the stomach). Alfalfa and soya hullsbase to help provide a fibrous mat in the stomach and to help maintain a healthy gastric pH. Palatablepellet and easy to feed even for fussy feeders. Suitable for foals at a reduced serving rate. For further advice please contact our technical team: [email protected]. Management Tips for Gastric and Digestive Health: Horses are designed to trickle feed – grazing for up to 16 hours a day. This means that they need to constantly secrete acid to help digest this almost continual source of food entering their stomach. A grazing horse will also produce up to 9 gallons of saliva a day which as well as lubricating the food, also acts to help maintain a healthy gastric pH. The horse has a small stomach, and food does not stay in there for very long, so even short periods during the day without access to forage should be minimised. Providing a small amount of forage, such as chaff, prior to exercise will also support gastric health and comfort. There are a number of additional management tips which may also help support gastric health and comfort: Turnout to grass where practical and possible, ideally with a placid companion, even if only for short periods. Try to provide periods of turnout or hand grazing if possible, to enable the horse to benefit from antioxidants in fresh green forage. Plan yard and field regimes to avoid social stressors such as bullying or excessive activity near the stable. Ensure ad-lib forage where practical, as horses continuously produce stomach acid. For good doers, where calories are restricted, offer very frequent, but controlled amounts of forage to minimise time with an empty stomach. Select clean, but low-calorie forage to enable larger amounts to be offered. Avoid high starch feeds and instead use a forage-based regime with digestible fibre sources and oil to provide additional energy. Offer forage in different locations around the stable to encourage natural foraging behaviour. Feed a good double handful (or 1 round scoop) of alfalfa chaff before exercise or competition warm-up to provide a fibrous "mat" in the stomach to reduce acid splashback - even if forage is available in the stable or lorry. Plan training and competition schedules carefully, especially where long-distance travel may result in restricted forage intake. Ingredients & Nutrition Active Ingredients per 100g (2 scoops): Nutrient/Ingredient Label Claim per 100g (2 scoops) Algae 15,700mg Calcium 5,000mg Magnesium 400mg Fructo-oligosaccharides (Chicory Root) 5,000mg Lecithin 2,750mg Pectin 2,000mg Magnesium (Oxide) 1900mg Marshmallow Root Powder 750mg Deglycyrrhized Licorice Root 500mg L-Glycine 500mg Aloe Vera Gel Extract 100mg Saccharomyces Cerevisiae 25 Billion CFU Inactive Ingredients: Alfalfa Meal, Brewer’s Yeast, Diatomaceous Earth, Mixed Tocopherols, Natural & Artificial Flavors (including Vanilla), Sodium Propionate, Soybean Hulls, Soybean Oil, Wheat Middlings. Directions For Use Health Supplement for Horses. For a 1100lb (500kg) horse: Give 2oz (50g) orally twice daily, to give a total of 4oz (100g) per day. 1 scoop (enclosed) = 50g (approx.) Can be given during or after mealtime. Do not exceed recommended intake unless under professional advice.
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