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The gastrointestinal tract of the horse has more functions than mere digestion. It is an important part of the immune system of the horses and should therefore receive special support. Discover the natural products of cdVet here.

Colon cleanse in a horse can be done by taking step-by-step measures to promote intestinal health. This includes administering probiotic supplements that support the intestinal flora, as well as prebiotic supplements that promote the growth of healthy bacteria. A balanced diet that includes easily digestible fiber and good hydration also helps support healthy intestinal function. Find out more

If your horse has intestinal problems, a gentle and easily digestible diet is important. Good quality hay that has been checked for mold and dust can serve as a basis. Easily digestible feed additives such as soaked beet pulp or special mash mixtures can be used in addition. In addition, the supply of fermented herbs, such as in our DarmAktiv, can be beneficial for digestion.

Restlessness and pain in a horse's stomach can be caused by various factors, including stomach ulcers, colic, indigestion, or feeding and management errors. An imbalance of stomach acid can lead to inflammation of the gastric mucosa, which in turn causes restlessness and pain.

The duration of a gastrointestinal infection in horses can vary and depends on the cause and severity of the disease. In milder infections, symptoms can subside within a few days, while more severe cases may require weeks or longer to recover.

To soothe the horse's stomach and intestines, a high-fiber diet with high-quality hay or grass can be beneficial. In addition, special feed additives such as linseed or psyllium, which contain mucilage, can protect and soothe the mucous membranes. These are included with other components in our EquiGreen stomach protection. Adequate water intake and avoiding stress factors also help to support gastrointestinal health.

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