Global Herbs ClearOut for Horses
Global Herbs ClearOut for Horses
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For maintaining clear and comfortable bowels
ClearOut has a gentle and soothing action that supports the bowels in clearing out food material and debris. ClearOut is particularly useful if your horse is on sandy pastures or is eating soil. If you suspect your horse has colic always contact your vet.
THE BOWEL MOVER
- Psyllium with added immune support
- Gently helps move content through the bowel
- Particularly useful in sandy conditions
KEY INGREDIENTS
- Psyllium
- Holy Basil
- Winter Cherry
Days' Supply: 500g = 15 days' supply / 1kg = 30 days' supply. Based on feeding at maintenance level for average 500kg horse.
Ingredients: Psyllium Husk (Plantago ovata), Holy Basil (Ocimum tenuiflorum), Winter Cherry (Withania somnifera), Amla (Phyllanthus emblica), Mango (Mangifera indica), Guduchi (Tinospora cordifolia), Herbal Extracts.
Feed Rate (based on an average 500kg horse):
Maintenance: Feed 28-56g (approx. 2-4 scoops) per day.
Course / Loading: Feed 112g (approx. 8 scoops) per day for the first 5 days. Can be fed as a short 5 day course every 3 months, or long term at maintenance level.
25ml scoop included. Best split between 2+ feeds. Introduce gradually into the diet. Adjust according to weight. Always ensure access to fresh drinking water. Store in a cool, dry place. Reseal after use.
For animal use only. Not for human consumption. Keep out of reach of children. Consult a veterinarian if unsure. Not recommended for pregnant or lactating mares. If competing under FEI rules, check suitability before use.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How should I introduce this product?
Follow the feeding directions on the product label and introduce dietary changes gradually where appropriate. Use the serving recommended for your horse or pony.
Can it be used alongside other horse supplements?
Check ingredient lists to avoid unnecessary duplication. If your horse takes medication, has an existing condition, is pregnant or is on a specialist diet, seek veterinary or qualified equine nutrition advice before combining supplements.
What if my horse competes?
Competition rules can vary. Check the current rules that apply to your discipline and pay particular attention to any competition warning supplied with the product.
At a glance
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