Protexin Equine Premium Acid Ease, 1.5 Kg

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The product was also easy to use. It comes in powdered form with a measuring scoop, which I simply mixed in with Bella’s regular feed. She seemed to take to it well, showing no signs of disliking the taste or texture. The Pro Gut Balancer contains probiotics and prebiotics, along with a mix of specific enzymes to aid digestion. It also includes ingredients like psyllium husk and montmorillonite clay, which are said to help absorb toxins in the gut. This all sounded like a great fit for Jasper, who had been showing signs of digestive upset. Lastly, some gut balancers may have added digestive enzymes to break down food particles more efficiently, supporting the overall digestive process. Why Might Your Horse Need a Gut Balancer?

A gut balancer, also known as a ‘probiotic’ or ‘digestive supplement’, is like a supportive mayor for this city. Its job is to make sure this population stays balanced and works as efficiently as possible. However, as with all supplements, there were some considerations. First, it took some time to see results. I noticed minor improvements within a week, but it was a few weeks before the more significant changes became apparent. I found that the supplement was quite easy to use. It comes in a powder form that you can mix into your horse’s feed. Alfie took to it without any fuss, which was a relief!Protexin Acid Ease is a well-balanced blend, specifically formulated for horses and weaned foals experiencing excess stomach acid. This tasty dandelion flavour powder features antacids like calcium and magnesium carbonate to neutralise excess acid. It also includes kaolin and amino acids to support the gut lining, as well as pectin, a quality fibre source, to aid in digestive function. The added benefit of Protexin probiotics and prebiotics ensures a stable gut environment. Key Benefits

Buffers are substances able to resist pH changes by absorbing both acid and alkaline ions. A buffer can resist pH change and maintain the solution’s pH but is consumed in doing so, meaning it doesn’t last forever. As long as the buffer is not completely reacted, the pH will not change dramatically. As the buffer is depleted, the pH may go up or down more rapidly. Protexin Acid Ease calms excess acid in the stomach of horses & weaned foals. Horses suffering from stomach (gastric) ulcers can have more acidic stomach contents. Acid ease also helps to protect & soothe the gut lining. Excessive Gas or Colic: These can indicate an imbalance in the gut microbiota or other digestive problems. However, not all horses need a gut balancer. If your horse is in good health, with a stable lifestyle, a well-balanced diet, and no signs of digestive upset, a gut balancer might not be necessary. Is Gut Balancer Good for Horses with Ulcers? Ingredients: Quality gut balancers often contain probiotics (beneficial bacteria), prebiotics (food for the beneficial bacteria), and sometimes yeast or specific enzymes to support digestion. Look for a product with high-quality, natural ingredients and avoid those with unnecessary fillers or additives.By promoting the growth of beneficial bacteria, a gut balancer can support digestion and nutrient absorption, processes that can be negatively impacted by ulcers. The aim here is to strengthen the overall gut environment and make it more resilient.