How do you treat gastrointestinal ailments?
The theory behind feeding probiotics is that adding in more of the beneficial bacteria needed for digestion will counteract digestive upset caused by an imbalance of bad over good bacteria in the hindgut.
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Revyve is an equine product designed to aid in the healing process of the gastrointestinal tract during recovery from a variety of gastric ailments, as well as help prevent antimicrobial-induced diarrhea.
Revyve contains Saccharomyces cerevisiae fermentation product, the prebiotic that helps with the growth of beneficial bacteria already in the horse's gastrointestinal tract; Saccharomyces boulardii, a probiotic which has been embedded into a protective proprietary matrix so that it can reach its destination within the GI tract; and L-Glutamine, an amino-acid that improves GI digestive healing. Revyve can help reduce digestive upset in horses susceptible to chronic diarrhea and/or mild colic by stabilizing the microflora to promote a healthier environment in the gut. Revyve has been thoroughly tested for banned substances, and is Clean Sport certified.
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Benefits
- Pre and Probiotic
- Ingredients are embedded into a protective proprietary matrix to reach its desired destination within the GI tract without degradation in the stomach
- Field-tested by leading veterinarians
Product Details – Revyve Equine Gastric Supplement
- 1 level scoop (6 grams) orally 2x a day or as directed by your veterinarian.
- For horses greater than 1300 lbs. or mares in late term gestation, give 1½ scoops orally twice daily.
Ingredients (per level scoop) are dried Saccharomyces cerevisiae fermentation product (2850 mg), L-Glutamine (2500 mg) and Saccharomyces boulardii (10 billion CFU).
How long does one container last for?
One 0.8 lb container will last an adult horse 30 days at 1½ scoops orally twice daily.Learn More About Gut Health in Horses
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Which horses are most prone to gastrointestinal ailments?
Horses that have an unbalanced diet or are under stress are more likely to experience GI microflora imbalance.
What causes gastrointestinal ailments and what are the symptoms?
The hindgut microbiome is balanced between beneficial microbes and harmful bacteria, and this healthy balance can easily be damaged by several factors.
