ProGastro
- stomach
- with pectin-lecithin complex, magnesium and live yeast
- scientifically verified
Gastrointestinal problems are among the most common internal complaints in horses. Physical and psychological stress often put a strain on the sensitive digestive tract.
Good to know - ProGastro can be combined with medications, such as omeprazole, without any problems (Kohler et al. 2010).
ProGastro from marstall helps to soothe the stomach walls, control the production of stomach acid and keep the natural processes in the intestine healthy. Radical scavengers, especially vitamin C, can dampen oxidative stress and regulate the natural acid-base balance. In this way, they make a valuable contribution to hamonising the gastrointestinal environment and reducing the consequences of stress.
The ProGastro complex promotes the concentration of mucus in the gastric juice. This helps to protect the stomach wall from aggressive acid. The combination of magnesium hydroxide, pectin-lecithin complex and live yeast specifically supports the stomach (Köller et al. 2010).
Diet feed supplement for horses
Composition of marstall ProGastro
Plant extract (from Ficus glomerata), yeasts, magnesium hydroxide, apple pectin
EADCM CONFORM ACC.FEI
Nutritional analysis and energy per kg
|
Crude protein |
12,10 % |
|
Crude fat |
2,20 % |
|
Crude fibre |
20,2 % |
|
Crude ash |
8,10 % |
Nutritional additives per kg
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Vitamin C as L-ascorbyl-2-polyphosphate |
35.000 mg |
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Vitamin E |
20.000 mg |
|
Selenium from sodium selenite |
7.1 mg |
Technical additives
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Lecithin |
153.00 g |
Feeding recommendation
... intensive supplement (approx. 10 days)
|
250 kg BW |
1.5 MS/day |
|
500 kg BW |
2.0 MS/day |
|
750 kg BW |
3.0 MS/day |
... subsequent (at least 2 to 4 weeks)
|
250 kg BW |
0.5 MS/day |
|
500 kg BW |
1.0 MS/day |
|
750 kg BW |
1.5 MS/day |
1 measuring spoon (MS, 150 ml) marstall ProGastro= 100 grams
Feeding advice
Distribute the powder over at least 2 portions per day. Mix with concentrated feed (e.g. Sinfonie) or mash. Do not exceed recommended feeding amounts. It is generally recommended to seek the advice of a professional before feeding a dietary feed.
This supplementary feed for horses may only be fed according to the recommendations given here due to the higher content of vitamins and trace elements compared to complete feeds.
Our recommendations are based on a roughage (hay) content of 1.5 kg per 100 kg live weight and day.
