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KEY FEATURES:
Signs a horse has been eating sand:
› Diarrhoea
› Weight Loss
› Abdominal Distress
If your horse shows these signs consult your veterinary surgeon. Left untreated intestinal sand can lead to impaction.
Psyllium husks are used as a support for horses at risk of, or with SAND COLIC
Psyllium is a natural soluble fibre derived from the husks of a seed grain. It absorbs liquid in the intestines and swells to support the prevention and removal of compaction caused by ingested sand and foreign matter.
Instructions for use:
SandFix powder- Psyllium husks are used as a support for horses at risk of, or with sand colic.
Feeding Instructions:
-Feed 100g daily mixed with fodder for 7 days every 4 weeks for maintenance or as directed by your Veterinary Advisor.
-On veterinary recommendation in the presence of compaction - Feed 100g daily of SandFix powder mixed with fodder. Mixed into the feed every day for 21 days or as directed by your Veterinary Advisor.
Note: Fresh drinking water should always be available.
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