One scoop of in-Sideout Horse is 10g, and that single figure does most of the work when you are choosing between probiotics for horses. Ten grams a day is the published amount for foals, growing horses, ponies under 200kg and horses that are not in work, while horses in work, in late gestation, lactating, travelling or under stress are fed 20 to 40g. The powder is a blend of prebiotic and probiotic ingredients, including yeast culture and dried fermentation products, and it is mixed through or added on top of the daily feed. Because the daily amount swings fourfold between a spelling pony and a horse in full work, the pack size matters: PeekAPaw stocks 400g, 1kg, 5kg and 10kg. The pack badges state that the 400g does up to 40 feeds and the 1kg up to 100. A scoop is included, and the daily amount is split between morning and night.
Benefits
- Contains both prebiotic and probiotic ingredients
- Non GMO, with no artificial colours or preservatives
- One scoop is 10g and a scoop is included in the pack
- Pack badges state the 400g does up to 40 feeds and the 1kg up to 100
- Four pack sizes, from a 400g tub to a 10kg bag
Feeding guide
10g daily for foals, growing horses, ponies under 200kg and non-working horses. 20 to 40g daily for lactating, working or travelling horses, horses in late gestation and horses under stress. One scoop is 10g. Mix through or add on top of the daily feed, splitting the amount between the morning and night feeds.
Ingredients
- Yeast culture
- Dried Aspergillus niger fermentation solubles
- Dried Bacillus subtilis fermentation product
- Dried Aspergillus oryzae fermentation solubles
- Yucca schidigera extract
- Dried Lactobacillus acidophilus fermentation product
- Dried Enterococcus faecium fermentation product
Important
- EAC Animal Care publishes no warnings for this product.
- No colony forming unit counts and no analysis panel are published for this formula.
- The 10g and 20 to 40g rates are set by the horse's workload and stage of life, so review the amount when work, travel or condition changes.
- If your horse's symptoms persist, speak with your veterinarian.
For more information, see the official EAC Animal Care in-Sideout Horse product page.
