Wholesale Philogastro Well-being/Gastric Homeostasis

Instructions for Use Administer with meals 60 mL twice a day for adults, once a day for foals, initially up to six months. It can be used in conjunction with pharmacological treatments. It is recommended to seek the advice of a veterinarian before use or before extending the period of use. Description philogastro is a complementary feed for horses based on plant extracts, useful for the well-being and gastric homeostasis of the animal. • Its formulation is aimed at restoring the acid/base balance of the gastric and duodenal area • It intervenes with a modulated and collaborative activity already in the early stages of gastrointestinal diseases • Helps reduce the effects of stress stimuli on the stomach and the organism *** Information Gastric homeostasis, in a healthy horse, is a balance between protective and aggressive factors that ensures the anatomical and functional integrity of the digestive system. When external or physical factors alter this compensation, aggressive substances take over, attacking the stomach walls up to, in the most severe cases, causing perforation. The alteration of gastric homeostasis favors the onset of ulcers (Egus - Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome) due to factors including diet, breed, lifestyle, stable management, stress, and use of drugs. The pathology can affect horses of all ages, but mainly affects foals and athlete horses. egus (Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome) An ulcer is an erosion characterized by slow healing. Peptic ulcer is a lesion of the inner lining tissue of the stomach or intestine, called mucosa; It can be named gastric, duodenal, or esophageal ulcer depending on its location. Chronic stress, the use of anti-inflammatories without gastroprotectors, ingestion of food toxins, and an incorrect diet can contribute to its onset. The horse's peptic ulcer syndrome is difficult to diagnose due to nonspecific symptoms. The horse with this syndrome will show loss of appetite, difficulty in feeding, pain, nervousness, weight loss, and dull coat. In foals, episodes of diarrhea and intense salivation are added. The effectiveness of pHiloGASTRO® in the treatment of egus has been demonstrated in a population of 19 horses. The animals underwent gastroscopy before and after six weeks of using the compound. The group treated with pHiloGASTRO® improved significantly compared to the placebo group. *** FROM the blog: Gastric Ulcer Syndrome in Horses (Egus)