Psyllium

Psyllium husks help to keep your horses bowels clear of sand build up and debris. Psyllium is particularly useful as a feed additive for horses grazing on sandy pasture. If you suspect your horse has colic always contact your vet.

• Naturally clears build up in the bowels
• Gentle and soothing action
• Psyllium husks
• Delivered direct to your door
• Note: This item contains natural ingredients, colours and consistency may vary

Feeding rate (based on an average 500kg horse): 25-50g per day

Psyllium can be fed throughout the year.

Psyllium is native to North Africa, Asia, and parts of the Mediterranean region where it flourishes in sandy & salty soils.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How should I use Psyllium for Horses?

Follow the feeding or usage directions supplied with the product and choose the serving appropriate for your horse. Do not exceed the stated guidance unless advised by a veterinary professional or qualified equine nutritionist.

Can I use it alongside other horse supplements?

Check ingredient lists first to avoid unnecessary duplication. If your horse takes medication, has an existing condition, is pregnant, or is on a specialist diet, seek professional advice before combining supplements.

Is it suitable for every horse?

Individual requirements vary with age, workload, diet and health. Read the product label carefully and seek veterinary advice if you are unsure whether a complementary feed is appropriate.