Conklin Fastrack Equine Gel Supplement for Horses

Contains a source of live (viable) naturally-occurring microorganisms. For horses of all ages. Newborn foals are faced with many challenges to their health. Variations in colostrum quality and quantity consumed make young foals susceptible to scours especially during the foal heat of the mare. Providing lactic acid-producing bacteria and yeast to young foals aids in establishing the proper microbial balance of the digestive tract. A direct-fed microbial product containing lactic acid-producing bacteria yeast specialized proteins and vitamins. Give to foals at birth and challenging periods before and at weaning. The Equine Gel can also be provided to mature horses during periods of variable feed intake or challenging periods such as transporting foaling or illness. Benefits reported by supplementing the Equine Gel to foals and horses: enhanced appetite less incidence of scours greater vigor and improved growth. Periods of use: Provide the Equine Gel to foals and mature horses when beneficial microbiallevels in the digestive tract may be reduced; such as birth, weaning, transporting, changes in diet or feed intake, environmental changes or after antibiotic therapy. Provide the Equine Gel daily until feed consumption is resumed. Directions for Use: Place between the lower teeth and the cheek. Daily Usage Rates: Foals: 2 g (2 cc) Adult horses: 4 g (4 cc) Minimum Guaranteed Analysis Per 1 g (1 cc): Total lactic acid-producing bacteria activity 1.25 billion colony-forming units (Enterococcus faecium Lactobacillus acidophilus); live yeast cells 25 million (Saccharomyces cerevisiae); vitamin A 10 000 IU; vitamin E 25 IU. Ingredients: Vegetable oil egg product dried chicory root silicon dioxide active dry yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) dl-alpha tocopherol acetate (source of vitamin E activity) vitamin A acetate dried Enterococcus faecium fermentation product and dried Lactobacillus acidophilus fermentation product. Keep Cool: For extended shelf life store in a refrigerator.