Gut & Gastric
Natural digestive support for equine stomach comfort, gut balance, and overall digestive health
The Gut & Gastric Blend was created to support horses with sensitive stomachs, digestive upset, or stress-related gut issues. This carefully selected combination of herbs, digestive supports, and natural soothing ingredients helps promote a balanced digestive system while supporting comfort, nutrient absorption, and overall gut health.
This blend works alongside proper nutrition, management, and veterinary care. It is not intended to treat or cure medical conditions, but to provide nutritional support for digestive wellness.
What This Blend Supports
• Healthy digestion and nutrient absorption
• Stomach comfort during stress or travel
• Gut lining support and digestive balance
• Horses prone to ulcers, bloating, or sensitivity
• Overall digestive health and performance support
Ingredients and Why They Matter
Flaxseed Meal
Provides omega-3 fatty acids that support gut health, coat condition, and natural anti-inflammatory balance.
Slippery Elm Bark Powder
Traditionally used to coat and protect the stomach lining while supporting digestive comfort.
Marshmallow Root
Supports gastrointestinal lining health, soothes inflammation, and helps maintain digestive balance.
Aloe Vera Inner Leaf Powder
Encourages digestive comfort and supports normal gut function.
Licorice Root (DGL preferred)
Known for supporting stomach lining repair and helping maintain digestive comfort.
Chamomile
A gentle herb traditionally used to support calm digestion and reduce digestive upset.
Papaya Enzyme
Supports digestion and nutrient absorption, helping horses get more from their feed.
Why Horse Owners Choose This Blend
✔ Supports digestive comfort naturally
✔ Helpful for stress, travel, and performance horses
✔ Gentle on sensitive stomachs
✔ Made with purposeful, recognizable ingredients
✔ Designed by horse owners for real-world use
Important Note:
This supplement supports digestive health but is not a replacement for veterinary diagnosis or treatment. Always consult your veterinarian if your horse is experiencing ongoing digestive concerns.