Ration Plus- A Probiotic and Prebiotic for Horses

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Ration Plus-A Probiotic and Prebiotic

Ration Plus for Horses- A Probiotic and Prebiotic

16 oz ( approx. 80 day supply)

Our Price: $28.95

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Modern day management practices of stabling and twice per day feedings, high concentrate diets, travel, breeding and competition, can all jeopardize the health of a horse. The horse's digestive tract is very vulnerable to stress and is one of the main contributors to health problems. The horse's digestive tract can be negatively affected by any one or all of the stressors modern day horses are subject to every day. Ration Plus for Horses provides the digestive enviroment necessary to maintain the important balance of the digestive microflora. The importance of these microorganisms and the balance of their populations cannot be overemphasized.

Their functions are many and complex, but generally include the following:
1. An antagonistic or inhibitory effect on actual or potential pathogenic microbes that cause digestive disturbances.
2. A role in the normal development and actual morphogenisis of the gastronintestinal tract as well as the development of digestive tract cells that are involved with the immune response.
3. The production of digestive enzymes which are essential in the breakdown of ingested foods.
4. The production of the Vitamin B complex, Vitamin C and Vitamin K. All are important coenzymes for normal metabolism of carbohydrates, fats, and proteins essential for normal growth and maintenance of the host animal.

The physiological make-up of the horse is much more fragile than and less forgiving than that in any other domesticated animal. Shifts in digestive microbial populations can be devastating and even fatal. Ration Plus for Horses makes a valuable contribution to the horse industry by encouraging a healthy environment for the establishment of the vital balance of beneficial digestive microorganisms.