Bo Yea Sacc, Prebiotics and Probiotics to Stabilize the Gut Flora in Horses
Bio Yea Sacc Audevard is an innovative dietary supplement designed to optimize horses’ digestive health. Thanks to a formula rich in prebiotics and probiotics, this product acts as a protective shield for your horse’s gut flora. Horses, particularly those subjected to dietary or environmental stress, often suffer from digestive imbalances. This is where Bio Yea Sacc comes in, restoring the gut’s microbial balance, which promotes digestion and improves nutrient absorption.
The Yea-Sacc® strain 1026 probiotics in this supplement are live yeasts that play an essential role in stabilizing the gut flora. By supporting the growth of beneficial bacteria, these probiotics help reduce the risk of colic and other common digestive disorders in horses. In addition, MOS (mannan-oligosaccharides) prebiotics serve as specific nutrients for these yeasts, thereby enhancing their positive effect on the digestive system. This probiotic-prebiotic combination offers a synergistic approach to optimizing your horse’s gut health and maximizing digestive efficiency.
The benefits of Bio Yea Sacc extend beyond simply improving digestion. In fact, this dietary supplement also helps increase the energy available to your horse. By improving the digestibility of fiber and nutrients, it enables better nutrient conversion, which results in increased vitality and overall performance in the horse. This is particularly beneficial for competition horses, which have high energy needs, as well as for foals and pregnant mares, for whom energy and nutrition are essential.
Another crucial aspect of Bio Yea Sacc is its ability to reduce digestive stress. Stress is a common issue among horses, particularly those that compete or undergo frequent dietary changes. Stress can have a direct impact on digestion, causing intestinal disorders. Bio Yea Sacc helps mitigate these effects by stabilizing the gut flora, allowing your horse to maintain optimal digestive health even under stressful conditions.
In addition to its digestive benefits, Bio Yea Sacc plays a crucial role in supporting your horse’ s immune system. A balanced gut flora is essential for strong immunity. By promoting the growth of beneficial bacteria, this supplement strengthens the body’s natural defenses, helping your horse resist infections and other ailments. It’s a major asset for all horses, whether they’re in competition, breeding, or simply kept as pets.
We also offer the Bonutron Yearling supplement (for horses 6–36 months old) from the Audevard Veterinary Laboratory at the best price in our online pharmacy.
To get the most out of Bio Yea Sacc, simply mix it directly into your horse’s daily feed. Recommended doses vary depending on the animal’s age and physical condition:
This supplement can be administered year-round, ensuring your horse’s continued digestive health.
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Precautions
Before adding Bio Yea Sacc to your horse’s diet, it is strongly recommended that you consult a veterinarian. This product is formulated for equines and is tested as part of the Audevard Anti-Doping Program, ensuring its safe use. Be sure to close the jar tightly after each use and store it in a dry place, out of the reach of children.
The composition of Bio Yea Sacc Audevard is carefully formulated to provide optimal benefits:
Ingredients: BioMos Yeast Cell Wall Extract, Whey, YeaSacc 1026
Analytical Constituents: Moisture >10%, Crude Protein 18%, Crude Ash 6%, Crude Fiber 6%, Crude Fat 4.5%
Additives: Zootechnical additives YeaSacc 1026 C 850,000 mg
Product Description
Bio Yea Sacc Audevard comes in convenient granules, supplied with a 5 g measuring scoop. The product is packaged in a 1.2 kg container, ideal for long-term use.
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