Slippery Elm supports gastric and colonic health.
Slippery Elm supports gastric and colonic health and can help prevent colic by assisting with regular bowel movements; acting as an antacid; aiding urinary tract health and restoring bacterial balance in the gut.
Naturally occurring polysaccharide (mucilage) in Slippery Elm creates a gel like substance when mixed with water, which helps to coat and soothe inflamed membranes within the digestive tract to help combat Colic and Ulcers.
Slippery Elm can also be used externally as a poultice or compress reducing inflammation and drawing out toxins.
Human grade (FEMAS Assured) 
Horses (400-700kg) - 15-20g per day.
Ponies (200-400kg) - 10-15g per day.
15ml level scoop equals 5.2 grams
As an alternative mix into a paste either using water, Aloe Vera or chamomile tea and give 30 minutes before feeding.
As with all new feeds, build up to recommended dose gradually.
Store in a cool dry place
500 grams
Slippery Elm supports gastric and colonic health.
Slippery Elm supports gastric and colonic health and can help prevent colic by assisting with regular bowel movements; acting as an antacid; aiding urinary tract health and restoring bacterial balance in the gut.
Naturally occurring polysaccharide (mucilage) in Slippery Elm creates a gel like substance when mixed with water, which helps to coat and soothe inflamed membranes within the digestive tract to help combat Colic and Ulcers.
Slippery Elm can also be used externally as a poultice or compress reducing inflammation and drawing out toxins.
Human grade (FEMAS Assured)
Horses (400-700kg) - 15-20g per day.
Ponies (200-400kg) - 10-15g per day.
15ml level scoop equals 5.2 grams
As an alternative mix into a paste either using water, Aloe Vera or chamomile tea and give 30 minutes before feeding.
As with all new feeds, build up to recommended dose gradually.
Store in a cool dry place
500 grams
If you have any concerns about the welfare of your horse or using any supplement, please contact your veterinary surgeon.
Store in cool dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep away from children.
Also each horse is different in how it responds some might take longer than others to show signs of improvement.
