ESS Supplements Abdominalis Shoots

• the Abdominalis Shoots by ESS support in acute gastro-intestinal problems, feed changes and in stress situations
• when the horse's sensitive gastrointestinal tract is out of balance, the Abdominalis Shoots support quickly and effectively
• the contained live yeast as well as the pre-biotic active organisms support and calm the stomach and intestines
• the high-quality mineral earth absorbs toxic substances and helps to regulate the PH-value
• thus the Shoot can also prevent stomach overacidification
• thanks to the packaging, the shot is particularly easy to dose, can be easily stowed away and can also be used at competitions and competitions

Note: This product is 100 % doping-free (tested according to FEI / ADMR control guidelines, as of June 2023). If the feeding recommendation cannot be reliably adhered to, feeding should be stopped 48 hours before a competition to be on the safe side. The anti-doping and medication control rules must continue to be observed.

Composition

• Carbonic acid algal lime, linseed oil, safflower oil, sunflower oil, brewer's yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae), dextrose, sodium bicarbonate

Analytical constituents

• crude protein 4.90 %
• crude fat 48.50 %
• crude ash 29.25 %
• crude fiber 0.10 %
• moisture 1.50 %
• sodium 1.94 %
• calcium 5.20 %
• magnesium 0.98 %
• phosphorus 0.14 %
• lysine 0.32 %

Additives per liter

• Nutritional additives: vitamin E (3a700) 10.000 mg, choline chloride (3a890) 10.670 mg - Zootechnical additives: Saccharomyces cerevisiae MUCL 39885 (4b1710) 41.7x1010 CFU
• Technological additives: Bentonite-montmorillonite (1m558i) 20,000 mg, Silica (E551a), Liquid lecithins (1c322i)

Feeding recommendation

• Large horses: 1 applicator per day (50 ml) - spread over up to 2 applications
• Riding ponies: 1/2 applicator per day (25-30 ml) - spread over up to 2 applications
• supplementary feeds are not a substitute for a varied feeding and training of the horse according to its needs and performance
• the indicated recommended (daily) dose should not be exceeded without consulting a treating veterinarian