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Aids in Healing Hind Gut Ulcers in Horses

Nutrient Buffer® H/G is a 100% natural nutritional equine supplement, which contains NO DRUGS. It's a blend of nutritional buffers, a full spectrum of micro-encapsulated probiotics, USP Grade vitamins and minerals, including organic forms of minerals designed to address hind gut ulcers, and help manage EPM as well as other neurological syndromes. Nutrient Buffer® H/G is an essential part of an equine dietary program intended to re-balance, and restore, hind gut integrity after environmental exposure(s) to toxins such as smoke, chemicals, poor feed and water quality or trauma.

Intestinal Permeability & Leaky Gut Syndrome

Horses with a history of upper gastric (stomach) ulcers have a much higher chance of developing an intestinal ulcer soon after. Excess acid travels from the stomach down into the gut, and can degrade the protective mucous membrane which lines the intestinal tract. Without that protection, the acidity of fecal matter constantly rubbing directly on the flesh of the intestinal walls can cause hind gut ulcers, Leaky Gut Syndrome, serious nutritional deficiencies and increase susceptibility to opportunistic infections which cause neurological hind end weakness - such as EPM.

If hind gut health is neglected, the trillions of protozoa and other parasites from the gut can slip through the intestinal walls into the body cavity, and blood stream, of the horse - where they can cause neurological syndromes and other chronic opportunistic infections which can bog the immune system down dramatically.

DOSAGE:

3 - 6 scoops / day
(depending on size of the horse and workload)

Best if divided into three, or minimally two, feedings per day. DO NOT DOSE (OR FEED) WITH VINEGAR or any other acid. May be added to apple sauce, molasses, or other flavoring to improve palatability to the horse. DO NOT DOSE ON AN EMPTY STOMACH. If no improvement is seen after 2 weeks then double check your feeding protocol to be sure it is congruent with recommendations at equineplusfeed.com. If basal temperature doesn't rise to 99.6• or above, in the first 2 weeks, thyroid therapy may be recommended - as healthy body temperature is necessary for resistance to opportunistic infections.