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CEN Ulcer Protect - Natural Gut Lining + Rebuild - 1kg

CEN Ulcer Protect - Natural Gut Lining + Rebuild - 1kg

$111.00

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unique natural ulcer supplement for horses featuring a formulation that may assist reduce, heal and protect the stomach from the incidence of ulcers. Using high-quality natural ingredients does not inhibit the natural acid pump action as stomach acid is essential for protein digestion and absorption of vitamins and minerals.

The horse’s natural stomach acid also acts as a barrier against micro-organisms and parasites entering further down the digestion system.

KEY FEATURES:

✅ Healthy Gut Lining Support

✅ Ulcers Healing

✅ The Elimination of Ulcer Formation in the Stomach

✅ Increase Absorption of Vitamins and Minerals such as Calcium and Magnesium

✅ May Help Decrease Squamous Ulcer Scores

✅ May Reduce the Likelihood of Gastric Scarring

Ingredients:

Hydrolysed Collagen Peptides, Gelatin Hydrolysate, Fermented Legume by Lactobacillus delbrueckii lactis Rosell 187, Slippery Elm Bark, Live Probiotics, Organic Turmeric, Stabilised Linseed Meal.

FEED RATE

Maintenance - Mix with feed 30g/day (1 full scoop) for 500kg horse. Can be split 15g per meal.
Ulcers Present - Feed 60g/day (2 full scoops)

 

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CEN ULCER PROTECT AND ULCER MEDICATION

Ulcer medications (e.g Ulcerguard) turn down/block acid production in the horse’s stomach (proton pump inhibitor).  CEN Ulcer Protect does not inhibit the natural acid pump action. It helps protect and heal the stomach wall with high-quality ingredients without side effects.

Stomach acid is vital for protein digestion and absorption of key vitamins and minerals such as calcium and magnesium. The acid in the stomach is also important as a barrier against micro-organisms and parasites in the environment entering further down the digestive system.

Ulcers in horses can occur in the Foregut and Hindgut.

Long-term use of ulcer medication can be risky. Evidence from human research that long-term use of Omeprazole impacts calcium absorption, which has been linked to an increased risk of osteoporosis where bones become weak and there is the risk of fracture. Short-term use would be a lower risk.

This has caused some nutritionists and researchers in equine nutrition to question the long term use of Omeprazole in horses. Dr. Juliet Getty – internationally respected independent equine nutritionist, believes that concerns are reasonable because what happens in a horse’s stomach is not that different from human digestion. 



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