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Modern equine management practices are often inconsistent with the natural feeding habits and physiology of horses. In addition, leisure and racing horses are often subject to stress from transportation, competition, medications and more. In horses, this could impair their digestive function and create a microflora imbalance, leading to digestive disorders.

Why supplement horses with microbial solutions?

Horses’ natural defense and oxidative status are also often impacted by stress, with consequences on equine performance and well-being.

Feeding strategies that include nutritional and natural anti-oxidative solutions are able to preserve the horse’s delicate digestive function and balance. These strategies can help horses face the challenges of modern equine housing, competition, and training.

Specific solutions for your Success in equine management

With extensive expertise in natural microbial products and service solutions, Lallemand Animal Nutrition offers a wide range of notable probiotics (yeast and bacteria), yeast derivatives, fermented feed, and natural antioxidants for use in horses. Lallemand Animal Nutrition’s specific solutions can help leisure and performance horses alleviate digestive and oxidative stress challenges, which helps safeguard their general well-being and performance.

The Lallemand Animal Nutrition range of products for equine solutions includes:

Not all products are available in all markets nor associated claims in all regions.

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ALKOSELAlkosel® is an inactivated whole cell yeast containing elevated levels of organic selenium (min. 98%). The organic selenium contained in Alkosel is predominantly in the form of selenomethionine. This natural form of selenium is highly bioavailable to the animal.
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BioPower SCBioPower® SC, approved to be used in Canada under registration number 982800, 982803 and 983776, is a naturally occurring rumen specific viable yeast product. BioPower SC, Saccharomyces cerevisiae CNCM I-1077, has been selected to help optimize rumen function through the diet.
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