Arenus Assure Plus 50 Srvgs

Arenus® Assure Plus® Product Description Assure Plus® is a uniquely formulated supplement to help support sand clearance and your horse’s overall gastrointestinal health. Product Features: · Exclusive GST® technology to help maintain proper pH in the GI tract o GST® technology helps to make sure that the beneficial nutrients your horse needs actually reach the part of the digestive tract where they will be most useful · Formulated with Psyllium seed husk to help support sand clearance and help in controlling the risk of colic with used as directed. · Can be used with all types of grains and pelleted concentrates, included those containing probiotics · Helps support beneficial microbes needed for digestion · Ingredients works gently and effectively within the horse’s GI track to help pick up and remove sand and dirt · Formulate with Live Microorganisms o Saccharomyces cerevisiae – 78 million cfu*/g o Lactobacillus acidophilus – 4 million cfu/g o Enterococcus faecium – 3 million cfu/g o Protease (from Aspergillus oryzae) – 1 HUT**/g o Alpha-Amylase (from Bacillus subtilis) – 3 MWU***/g o Cellulase (from Trichoderma longibrachiatum) - .4 CU****/g o *colony forming units o **Hemoglobin Units on Tyrosine Basis o ***Modifies Wohlgemuth Units o ****Cellusase Units Directions for Use: Can be fed directly to a horse’s concentrate or grain ration. Feed daily according to horse’s weight for 5 weeks. Discontinue feeding for 3 weeks, and then begin feeding according to horse’s weight daily for one week out of every month to maintain clearance. One heaping scoop is 113 grams; scoop enclosed. · Miniatures (175-350 lbs) – 1 scoop · Ponies (351-900 lbs) – 1.5 scoops · Horses (901-1400 lbs – 2 heaping scoops · Draft Types (>1400 lbs) – 3 scoops As with any new feeding program or special digestive conditions, consult your veterinarian for specific recommendations CautionL Use as directed. Discomfort may occur in the first 4-7 days of The Assure System®. Do not begin feeding Assure Plus to pregnant mares during the last 6 weeks of gestation.