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The Magic Is in The Frequency and the Quantity

The Quantity

Most psyllium husk products on the market are fed as a supplement; a small scoop daily in the feed. Consider this. A small scoop of psyllium husk is a therapeutic dose for humans (Metamucil). Shouldn't it take a larger dose to be effective for a full-sized horse with more than 70 feet of intestine? The volume must be great enough to suspend and remove intestinal junk to help avoid equine colic. Yet most psyllium products recommend a small scoop daily.

Strict scientific research and extensive anecdotal data have shown that progressively higher doses in a five-day period facilitate the maximum cleansing of the horse’s gut in helping avoid colic in horses.

The dosage described would be:

Day 1 - 1 lb
Day 2 - 2 lbs
Day 3 - 3 lbs
Day 4 - 4 lbs
Day 5 - 5 lbs

These recommended dosage rates are substantially higher than all psyllium products on the market, except one, ColiClenz™ Plus.

The Frequency

To be effective, these three rules apply:

• Psyllium husk SHOULD NOT be fed as a supplement.
• It MUST be fed in sufficient quantities.
• It SHOULD NOT be fed continuously

Most psyllium husk products are fed incorrectly. If the psyllium seed husk is fed continuously, in small amounts and is less effective in helping avoid horse colic, research indicates the horse adapts to it as if it were a feed. The psyllium seed husk is absorbed into the system and negates any therapeutic value such a small dose might have.

The proven interval between dosages for maximum effectiveness is 5 days every 10 weeks. It is recommended that ColiClenz™ Plus be administered to the horse every 10 weeks, per bag instructions.

 

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Horse colic home
Colic home | Colic avoidance | Colic care benefits | Colic care research | Colic care experiences

Horse colic information
What is horse colic? | Types of horse colic | Causes of horse colic | Signs of horse colic | Avoidance of horse colic

Horse colic benefits
Colic care and ColiClenz | Effect of colic care | Natural colic care | Need for colic care | Regular colic care

Horse colic product
Unique colic care | Regimented colic care | Designed colic care | Formulated colic care | Timeless colic care| Successful colic care

Horse colic managment
Managed colic care | Tips for colic care | Scientific colic care | Hydroscopic colic care