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Probios Dispersible Powder Description
Probios Dispersible Powder is a milk replacing or dry feed probiotic. With a viable, live source of naturally-occurring microorganisms, this product is safe for use in many animal species.
What is Probios Dispersible Powder?
This product is a probiotic for animals intended as a stabilized source of Enterococcus faecium, Lactobacillus acidophilus, Lactobacillus casei, and Lactobacillus plantarum only.
Which animals/pets is Probios Dispersible Powder for?
For use in reptiles, rodents, birds, cats, dogs, goats, sheep, swine, horses, and livestock.
Probios Dispersible Powder uses
Probios Dispersible Powder is formulated to naturally maintain or re-establish healthy intestines.
What does Probios Dispersible Powder do?
This powder is manufactured in the United States of America and contains lactic acid bacteria as a probiotic to support healthy digestion.
Probios Dispersible Powder side effects
No side effects.
Probios Dispersible Powder ingredients
- Sucrose
- Dried Whey
- Sodium Silico Aluminate
- Dried Enterococcus Faecium Fermentation Product
- Dried Lactobacillus Acidophilus Fermentation Product
- Dried Lactobacillus Casei Fermentation Product
- Dried Lactobacillus Plantarum Fermentation Product
- Sodium Thiosulfate.
Probios Dispersible Powder overdose: What to do?
Immediately contact your closest emergency animal hospital.
What to know before using Probios Dispersible Powder
- Keep away from children.
- Close lid securely when not in use to keep the product fresh.
How is Probios Dispersible Powder sold?
-5 lb
-25 lb
Manufacturer
Vets Plus, Inc.
Tips for using Probios Dispersible Powder
This product may be intermittently or continuously used, and administration may be increased to produce optimal benefits as needed.
Overview
Foals | 5 g/hd/day |
Adults | 10-15 g/hd/day |
Main Ingredients
Contains a source of live (viable), naturally occurring microorganisms
Horse Probiotics
Probioticsare live beneficial bacteria that help the digestive system. In normal, healthy situations, the various bacteria in the fermentation vat that is the horse are in an equalized state and exist in harmony. A horse's cecum, the pouch connected to the large intestine, contains beneficial microorganisms that process the food that is consumed. The horse usually receives a resupply of bacteria from its environment through grazing, and so called good and bad bacteria live in balance. Horses under stress, however, are at risk of having and upset balance to their bacteria and are at a greater risk for bacterial toxin related illnesses. This population for microorganisms should remain stable as long as the horse isn’t stressed, not given antibiotics, or does not face any changes in its routine. Realistically, there will be times when situations involving stress or change cannot be avoided. If the good and bad bacteria do not remain in balance, the horse may have problems digesting their food or assimilating the nutrients properly. This
can result in weight problems, skin and hoof problems, or health problems such as diarrhea. If your horse is not feeling well, this can also affect their behavior and performance. Probiotics are marketed as either pastes or powders and are commonly given to young foals, horses being trailered or in competition, and horses in many other situations.
can result in weight problems, skin and hoof problems, or health problems such as diarrhea. If your horse is not feeling well, this can also affect their behavior and performance. Probiotics are marketed as either pastes or powders and are commonly given to young foals, horses being trailered or in competition, and horses in many other situations.
Probios Dispersible Powder Description
Probios Dispersible Powder is a milk replacing or dry feed probiotic. With a viable, live source of naturally-occurring microorganisms, this product is safe for use in many animal species.
What is Probios Dispersible Powder?
This product is a probiotic for animals intended as a stabilized source of Enterococcus faecium, Lactobacillus acidophilus, Lactobacillus casei, and Lactobacillus plantarum only.
Which animals/pets is Probios Dispersible Powder for?
For use in reptiles, rodents, birds, cats, dogs, goats, sheep, swine, horses, and livestock.
Probios Dispersible Powder uses
Probios Dispersible Powder is formulated to naturally maintain or re-establish healthy intestines.
What does Probios Dispersible Powder do?
This powder is manufactured in the United States of America and contains lactic acid bacteria as a probiotic to support healthy digestion.
Probios Dispersible Powder side effects
No side effects.
Probios Dispersible Powder ingredients
- Sucrose
- Dried Whey
- Sodium Silico Aluminate
- Dried Enterococcus Faecium Fermentation Product
- Dried Lactobacillus Acidophilus Fermentation Product
- Dried Lactobacillus Casei Fermentation Product
- Dried Lactobacillus Plantarum Fermentation Product
- Sodium Thiosulfate.
Probios Dispersible Powder overdose: What to do?
Immediately contact your closest emergency animal hospital.
What to know before using Probios Dispersible Powder
- Keep away from children.
- Close lid securely when not in use to keep the product fresh.
How is Probios Dispersible Powder sold?
-5 lb
-25 lb
Manufacturer
Vets Plus, Inc.
Tips for using Probios Dispersible Powder
This product may be intermittently or continuously used, and administration may be increased to produce optimal benefits as needed.
Overview
Foals | 5 g/hd/day |
Adults | 10-15 g/hd/day |
Main Ingredients
Contains a source of live (viable), naturally occurring microorganisms
Horse Probiotics
Probioticsare live beneficial bacteria that help the digestive system. In normal, healthy situations, the various bacteria in the fermentation vat that is the horse are in an equalized state and exist in harmony. A horse's cecum, the pouch connected to the large intestine, contains beneficial microorganisms that process the food that is consumed. The horse usually receives a resupply of bacteria from its environment through grazing, and so called good and bad bacteria live in balance. Horses under stress, however, are at risk of having and upset balance to their bacteria and are at a greater risk for bacterial toxin related illnesses. This population for microorganisms should remain stable as long as the horse isn’t stressed, not given antibiotics, or does not face any changes in its routine. Realistically, there will be times when situations involving stress or change cannot be avoided. If the good and bad bacteria do not remain in balance, the horse may have problems digesting their food or assimilating the nutrients properly. This
can result in weight problems, skin and hoof problems, or health problems such as diarrhea. If your horse is not feeling well, this can also affect their behavior and performance. Probiotics are marketed as either pastes or powders and are commonly given to young foals, horses being trailered or in competition, and horses in many other situations.
can result in weight problems, skin and hoof problems, or health problems such as diarrhea. If your horse is not feeling well, this can also affect their behavior and performance. Probiotics are marketed as either pastes or powders and are commonly given to young foals, horses being trailered or in competition, and horses in many other situations.