Uckeleby SmartEquine Gut™ Powder | Healthy Gut Probiotics for Horses | Equine Prebiotic & Probiotic Powder | Horse Stomach Supplement | 2 lb Bucket

This product works for pastured horses when there is hay fluctuationsGreat price

I bought this for my horse that’s always had some stomach issues. Nothing had been diagnosed by a vet. He’s always been cinch, poopy butt, and chewing at his sides. I started him on this product and at first we wouldn’t eat it. I was bummed but not deterred. Next feeding I put just a sprinkle and he ate it. Each feeding I added a little bit more and worked my way to the full dose after about a week. The powder does have a marshmallow scent so I think it just took him a little getting used to but he’s doing so much better. It’s been a couple weeks and his poop butt is almost normal. No more slobber marks on his side from him. And he’s not as bloated (he would suck wind here and there) I also like the consistency of the product. It’s a fine powder but it’s heavy so you don’t have to worry about it blowing around. I just dump a scoop in his feed and mix it around.

I run to Zooh Corner Rabbit Rescue. Rabbit G.I. tracts are very very similar to horses. I started using this product a little over a year ago, in micro-amounts compared to what we would use for our horses, for rabbits. It is extremely effective. Unfortunately, at a 16th of a teaspoon, twice a day, you can imagine how long it would take to go through an entire 2 pound container. Still, great stuff. Would love it if it came in smaller quantities.

My horse loves this. It also smells like brownies mix haha

This is great for horse gut health!!

My only complaint is that there are no directions on the packaging for how to administer this product. It is an ultra-fine powder which, when mixed with pelleted grain, made my horse cough/snort (from the dusty consistency) & refuse to eat it. I had to spray it down or mix it with water (into a slurry) to get her to eat it.I called the customer service line to see if they had any recommendations or was it was ok to mix it with water, and the rep had no helpful advice; she just sort of laughed and said something like, 'yeah, I guess you could do it that way.'

My mare has had digestion issues for a long time. I have tried everything (diet changes, other supplements, etc.) and this hind-gut prebiotic is the only supplement I have found that relieves her scours. It doesn’t cure it but as long as I keep feeding it, her manure is normal.

So far I am liking what I see on my horse.