Prebiotic nutrients are sugars (fructo-oligo-saccharides) that are non-enzymatically digested and freely reach the posterior intestinal sections where they function as the preferred food source of the gut-wanted microorganisms.
Together with other environmental substances (such as lactoferrin), they lead to rapid growth of the body's own probiotic germs and hinder the colonization of unwanted germs.
Feeding recommendation:
Horses (all sizes): 2 scoops (20g) per day.
It is recommended to double the dose during the first 5 days of administration. In periods of increased gastrointestinal burden (e.g., after antibiotics or diarrhea), the dose may be tripled in the short term (maximum of 3 days).
A can is enough for a horse for a cure of 40 days.
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