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in-sandout - Intestinal Sand Removal Pellet

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Intestinal sand removal pellet solution for your equine partner.

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    in-sandout - Intestinal Sand Removal Pellet
    in-sandout - Intestinal Sand Removal Pellet
    in-sandout - Intestinal Sand Removal Pellet
    in-sandout - Intestinal Sand Removal Pellet



    in-sandout is the new intestinal sand removal solution for your equine partner. Sand ingestion leads to devastating issues in horses. Sand can be consumed inadvertently by horses that are maintained on sandy soils, short pasture or fed hay or grain in sandy areas. This sand then accumulates in the large colon. Problems associated with sand accumulation include chronic and intermittent diarrhoea, weight loss and colic. It may further impair gut health due to irritation and obstruction of the intestinal tract.  

    Research shows that psyllium husks & magnesium sulphate in combination, at a proper dosage, are effective at removing &, limiting accumulation of sand & mitigating sand-related issues. However, an issue with feeding psyllium husks on their own is many horses dislike the taste & texture of the high inclusion of this fibre.

    in-sandout pellet is a sand removal solution that contains quality psyllium husks & magnesium sulphate with an optimised dosage regimen.  in-sandout is formulated as a pellet with natural flavours & sweeteners for optimal intake & palatability.

    in-sandout can also be used in conjunction with in-sideout, in-force, in-stride, in-fusion msm & in-fusion ha.

    in-sandout may assist with:

    • Stimulates gastrointestinal health and motility
    • Supports sand removal and helps prevent accumulation
    • Highly palatable and easy to feed
    • Sugar-free
    • Backed by science
    Australian-Owned and Operated
    Scientifically formulated supplements
    Developed with veterinarians and researchers