Lincoln Herbs Psyllium Husks - 1.5kg

Psyllium Husks are the outer coating of Plantago ovata seeds and are high in indigestible fibre. H...

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Lincoln Herbs Psyllium Husks are an essential digestive supplement for horse owners managing equines on sparse or sandy pastures. By forming a natural gel within the digestive tract, these husks promote regular gut motility to help clear ingested sand that may otherwise accumulate. While highly effective as a preventative measure for gut health, users must exercise caution to ensure constant access to fresh water and avoid administering these husks alongside other medications to prevent absorption interference.

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Model Part NumberBAT-24833
BrandLincoln

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FAQs

Can I feed this with my horse's daily vitamins?

No. You should feed Psyllium Husks separately from other medications or supplements to avoid potential absorption issues.

How much water does my horse need while on this supplement?

Your horse must have constant access to fresh, clean water. The product requires significant hydration to form the gel necessary for its function.

Is this a cure for sand colic?

No. This product is a preventative supplement. It is not a substitute for professional veterinary advice or treatment for digestive emergencies.

How should I introduce it to my horse?

Introduce it to the diet slowly, starting with a smaller amount than the recommended dose and gradually increasing it to the full amount over several days.

How often should high-risk horses receive the supplement?

High-risk horses should be fed the supplement for 7 consecutive days per month using the high-risk feeding guidelines.

Troubleshooting

Horse refuses to eat the supplement

Introduce the husks in very small quantities mixed with damp feed, slowly increasing the dose over several days to allow the horse to get used to the texture.

Concerns regarding digestive impaction

Ensure the horse has constant access to water. If the horse shows signs of distress, stop feeding and contact your veterinarian immediately.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Promotes healthy digestive movement
  • Effective for horses grazing on sandy soil
  • Provides both maintenance and intensive dosage options
  • Natural, fiber-rich source

Cons

  • Requires constant access to fresh water
  • Cannot be fed simultaneously with medication or other supplements
  • Must be introduced to the diet slowly
  • Not a substitute for professional veterinary intervention

Setup, Compatibility & Care

When introducing Psyllium Husks to your horse's diet, start slowly to allow the digestive system to adapt. Because the product relies on hydration to function, ensure your horse has unlimited access to clean, fresh water at all times.

Feeding Guidelines:

  • Daily Support: 25g (Ponies <300kg), 50g (300-600kg), 75g (>600kg).
  • High-Risk Protocol (7 consecutive days per month): 75g (Ponies <300kg), 100g (300-600kg), 125g (>600kg).

Important: Do not mix with medications or other supplements in the same meal, as the gelling action may interfere with their absorption. Always store the product in a cool, dry place to maintain its ability to swell upon hydration.

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