Gastro Aid Liq
Liquid supplement that supports stomach health and a healthy appetite
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Cavalor Gastro Aid supports a healthy stomach environment and helps maintain the normal structure and function of the stomach. The horse's stomach produces stomach acid around the clock, which makes it naturally sensitive — especially when forage intake is limited or during stressful periods. The ingredients in Cavalor Gastro Aid help support a healthy appetite and overall digestive health, especially for horses with a sensitive stomach or during transport, competition or changes in routine.
Liquid supplement that protects the stomach lining and neutralises stomach acid.
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Cavalor Gastro Aid is available as a paste, liquid or powder, so you can choose whichever administration method suits your horse best. The paste is given directly into the mouth — practical for quick, precise dosing, for horses that eat with difficulty, or in situations where extra support is useful, such as before competition or transport. The liquid version can be mixed into the feed or given directly into the mouth. The powder version is mixed into the daily feed.
Recommended use of Gastro Aid Liq: 60 ml per day. Max. 100 ml per horse per day. Continue for at least 4 weeks.
Did you know?
A horse's stomach is constantly producing acid. When the stomach is empty, this acid will irritate the stomach wall, causing sores or ulcers. There are several ways to protect the stomach from the effects of excess acid.
Ideally, the horse should have hay available ad libitum, as the fibre in hay creates a protective fibrous coating in the stomach which absorbs acid and prevents it from attacking the stomach lining.
In addition, the horse's feed should be low in sugar and starch. Sugar and starch increase acid production.
Feed management is essential to preventing stomach ulcers, but once ulcers are diagnosed, they are more likely to recur. It is therefore recommended that horses prone to stomach ulcers receive daily support.
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