Bo Yea Sacc, prebiotics and probiotics to stabilize intestinal flora in horses
Bio Yea Sacc Audevard is an innovative feed supplement designed to optimize digestive health in horses. Thanks to a formulation rich in prebiotics and probiotics, this product acts as a real shield for your horse's intestinal flora. Horses, especially those under dietary or environmental stress, can often suffer from digestive imbalances. This is where Bio Yea Sacc comes in, restoring the microbial balance of the gut, which aids digestion and improves nutrient absorption.
The Yea-Sacc® strain 1026 probiotics present in this supplement are live yeasts that play an essential role in stabilizing intestinal flora. By supporting the development of beneficial bacteria, these probiotics help reduce the risk of colic and other digestive disorders common in horses. In addition, MOS (Mannan-Oligosaccharides) prebiotics act as specific nutrients for these yeasts, reinforcing their positive action on the digestive system. This probiotic-prebiotic duo represents a synergistic approach to optimizing intestinal health and maximizing your horse's digestive efficiency.
The benefits of Bio Yea Sacc go beyond simply improving digestion. In fact, this feed supplement also helps to increase the energy available to your horse. By improving the digestibility of fibers and nutrients, it enables better feed conversion, resulting in increased vitality and overall horse performance. This is particularly beneficial for competition horses, who have high energy requirements, but also for foals and mares in gestation, where energy and nutrition are paramount.
Another crucial aspect of Bio Yea Sacc is its digestive stress-reducing effect. Stress is a common factor in horses, especially those competing or undergoing frequent dietary changes. Stress can have a direct impact on digestion, causing intestinal disorders. Bio Yea Sacc helps mitigate these effects by stabilizing intestinal flora, enabling your horse to maintain optimal digestive health even in stressful situations.
In addition to its digestive benefits, Bio Yea Sacc plays a crucial role in supporting your horse's immune system. A balanced intestinal flora is essential for good immunity. By promoting the development of beneficial bacteria, this supplement strengthens the body's natural defenses, helping your horse to resist infections and other ailments. It's a major asset for all horses, whether they're competing, breeding or simply enjoying their leisure time.
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To use Bio Yea Sacc optimally, simply mix it directly into your horse's daily ration. Recommended doses vary according to the age and physical condition of the animal:
This supplement can be administered all year round, guaranteeing your horse's ongoing digestive health.
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Precautions for use
Before including Bio Yea Sacc in your horse's diet, it is strongly recommended that you consult a veterinarian. This product is formulated for equidae and is controlled under the Audevard Anti-Doping Program, ensuring its safe use. Remember to close the jar tightly after each use and keep it in a dry place, out of reach of children.
The composition of Bio Yea Sacc Audevard is meticulously formulated to offer optimal benefits:
Ingredients: BioMos Yeast Wall Extract, Whey, YeaSacc 1026
Analytical constituents: Moisture >10%, ProteinCrude 18%, AshCrude 6%, CelluloseCrude 6%, FatCrude 4.5%.
Additives: Zootechnical YeaSacc 1026 C 850 000 mg
Presentation
Bio Yea Sacc Audevard comes in practical granulated form, with a 5 g scoop. The product is packaged in a 1.2 kg jar, ideal for prolonged use.
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