ProHorse Psyllium Sand Away Fibers

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Article number: 44515281
Brand: ProHorse

1kg

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22,99

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17,49

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16,99

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54,99

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ProHorse Psyllium Sand Away Fibers product description

Ideal product for horses and ponies who eat sand or on slippery meadows and therefore get too much sand.

Use and administration

Each month, a maintenance schedule of 6-7 days can be given, unless a veterinarian prescribes otherwise. When administered for more than 7 days, the effect may decrease. Mix by feed. To prevent blow-out, the product may become slightly wetted. In combination with omega oils (eg linseed oil) psyllium can remove more sand from the intestine. Horses often find flaxseed oil, which makes it easier for the psyllium to be eaten. Always provide sufficient roughage.

As maintenance shelter and prevention

Pony: 20 grams per day

Horse: 30 grams per day

With sandy horses

Pony: 50 grams per day

Horse: 100 grams per day

Psyllium seed

More and more veterinarians are convinced that the binding action of psyllium seed actually helps in the removal of sand into the gastrointestinal tract. Psyllium seed is a 100% natural fiber that binds the bowel and turns into a jelly. This has a dual effect. First, it stimulates the movements of the intestines, which makes the horse better able to drain the sand. In addition, psyllium causes a jelly-like sticky mass in the intestines. The backbone of the intestine attaches itself to it and is thus discharged. Psyllium seed appears to have the best effect if you give a 7-day cure. This cure can be repeated once a month. In daily use for a long time, the effect on the intestinal tract becomes less; the intestines get used to the intestinal tract and are stimulated less by time. Psyllium has been used for some years in horses who eat sand and there are absolutely no side effects known. Psyllium can be handled with a restful heart.

Sand in the intestines

It's easy to test yourself if your horse has sand in the intestine. Take 5 to 6 mushrooms and put them in a bucket, half full with water. If there is more than one teaspoon of sand on the floor after an hour, the horse has gained too much sand. In this case it is advisable to give a psyllium cure.

ProHorse Psyllium Sand Away Fibers reviews

863 reviews
96% would buy this product again.

Pros:

Good value for money (181)
Easy to use (164)
The horses eat it easily because it is done by food (121)
Pure, without additions (93)
Does what it says. great stuff (69)

Cons:

Mace tip would be useful (130)
Little information about the use on the packaging (51)
Is not eaten easily by all horses (32)
Packaging can be firmer (24)
Despite the discount still pricey (21)

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Stephanie from Moen at 19-10-2018:

dirt road

Yes, I recommend this product

Pros: the horses eat it easily because it is done by food, does what it says. great stuff

Cons: would be more interesting in a bucket to store

Horses eat the raft, do his job. it is difficult to close the bag properly and store it without spilling.

Davy from Heusden-zolder at 15-10-2018:

easy to use

Yes, I recommend this product

Pros: easy to use, the horses eat it easily because it is done by food, good value for money

Cons: is not eaten easily by all horses, Mace tip would be useful

Easy to mix while eating. One horse eats it without problems, the other horse tastes it anyway. Measuring cup would be handy.

Hanneke from Hijum at 14-10-2018:

Do waf it has to do

Yes, I recommend this product

Pros: good value for money

Cons: Mace tip would be useful

Value for your money! Easily eaten by muesli.

Medy from Sprang-capelle at 08-10-2018:

Works well

Yes, I recommend this product

Pros: the horses eat it easily because it is done by food, does what it says. great stuff, Bag reusable to test manure

Cons: Mace tip would be useful

Fine stuff really works, feed it every month for a week.

Natasja from Ter apel at 04-10-2018:

Just had a manure study: No sand in manure

Yes, I recommend this product

Pros: does what it says. great stuff, good value for money, the horses eat it easily because it is done by food

Cons: Mace tip would be useful, Little information about the use on the packaging

Psyllium Zandweg fibers are easily eaten here by the biks. Much cheaper than the vet and proven effect. I fill the contents of the bag for the first time in a well-closable bucket, with a good scoop. That works easier.

Question and Answer

Amanda op 26-07-2018:

Question: Can these fibers be mixed by the slobber?

Answer: Yes the Zandweg but mixed by the slobber

Gaby op 18-04-2018:

Question: how much is 50 grams how can I weigh it on a regular basis

Answer: Unfortunately there is no scoop here. However, you can order this separately with article number: Z100079.

Monique op 27-02-2017:

Question: for how many days is a bag of psyllium sand-way fibers? is 1 bag also 1 cure or?

Answer: It is advisable to give the psyllium for at least 1 week and at the end of the week to see if a longer period is needed. This is only necessary if there is still sand in the manure. Depending on how much and how long you are feeding, the bag can be used for more than 1 cure.

Gertje op 27-12-2016:

Question: Can I give psyllium sand-way fibers to a pregnant mare?

Answer: There are no indications that psyllium would affect pregnancy.

Christel op 08-06-2016:

Question: Do the fibers have to be dry or wet over the feed?

Answer: The fibers can be given dry or wet with the feed.

Annemarie op 15-02-2016:

Question: How long do I have to give the psyllium sand-way fibers?

Answer: Dear Annemarie, It is best to give the sand-way fibers a week. If you do not have sand in the manure after that week, you can stop it for a while. If you still find sand in the manure after this week, it is better to continue feeding the fibers as long as necessary. There is no harm in feeding these fibers for a longer period of time. With kind regards, customer service Agradi.

wim sonnemans op 28-01-2016:

Question: our haflinger has had spray droppings for a month now and then. We give good hay and chunks and beet pulp. What do you advise us. Thanks in advance.

Answer: We are of course not a veterinarian and can not give 'appropriate' advice because we do not know your horse. A Psyllium cure can help, but perhaps it is wise to consult the vet. With kind regards, Agradi

Michelle op 27-01-2016:

Question: How much is the right dose to give to a 500 kg horse?

Answer: We recommend one tablespoon for ponies and two tablespoons per day for horses. With kind regards, Agradi Customer service