Slurp contains, barley, maize, cooked flax seeds, wheat flour, dried carobs, high temperature dehydrated alfalfa and psyllium powder.

SLURP, thanks to its composition, is a valid support:

• in the regularization of intestinal activity even in subjects recovering from surgery.
• in facilitating the gastrointestinal functions of the elderly and / or with impaired chewing.
• in removing sand or earth from the intestine and overcoming the resulting malabsorption syndrome.

COMPOSITION

CHEMICAL ANALYSISCrude protein 12% Crude fiber 8.28% Crude oils and fats 8.44% Crude ash 2.14% Sodium 0.00% Moisture 10.8%

ADDITIVES PER KGDigestion promoters (4a1704) Saccharomyces cerevisiae CBS 493.94 5 x 108 CFU

SLURP PROPERTYis recommended in case of:

• Horses fed exclusively on dry food (hay, feed, cereals).
• Subjects recovering from surgery, to resume their normal diet gradually.
• Older horses with difficult chewing.
• Horses with a tendency to develop colic from constipation and intestinal dysmicrobism with sucking colic.
• Malabsorption syndrome and loss of athletic condition due to the accumulation of foreign materials in the intestine (Sand).

INSTRUCTIONS FOR CORRECT USE
Reconstitute the product by adding 250 ml of hot water for every 100 g of powder (2.5 l of water for 1 kg of powder), mix until completely mixed, administer immediately.
To help normalize intestinal function and prevent colic, replace concentrated dry foods (feed, cereals) once a week with 1 kg of powder per 150 kg of body weight.
To help restore intestinal function in subjects recovering from surgery after the fasting period, administer 50-100 g of powder per 100 kg of body weight every 6 hours as the only food.
Do not exceed the total amount of 2 kg per day.
In elderly subjects and / or with difficult chewing, provide Slurp (1 kg of powder every 150 kg of body weight) at least 2 days a week in place of concentrates (cereal feed).
To promote the restoration of intestinal function, subjects recovering from abdominal surgery after the fasting period administer as the only food 50 g of powder per 100 kg of body weight every 6 hours.
Do not exceed the total amount of 1 kg per day.
In subjects exposed to the accumulation of sand or earth in the intestine, administer once a day for at least 7 consecutive days of 1 kg of powder per 150 kg of body weight.