Horse1 Vitaflora Multivitamin for Equines

Cavalor Vitaflora offers a unique solution to optimize the intestinal flora, allowing maximum feeding performance. It prevents acidification of the large intestine, helps to increase weight and is ideal for the recovery of flora after treatment with antibiotics.

The intestinal tract ensures the absorption of all the nutrients necessary for the body. Its optimal functioning is essential for health. By optimizing the intestinal flora, the maximum performance of the diet is obtained and the body's immunity is strengthened. There are numerous factors that can disturb the intestinal balance such as stress, medications, concentrated foods, etc.

The colon is a vital organ for the horse's digestion. The natural diet of the horse is mainly grass and hay fiber. As the demands on the work of our horses increase, there is a need to integrate concentrated foods in the form of mixtures with cereals and a high starch content into their diet.

The small intestine is often unable to fully digest starch, causing some of it to reach the colon. There, the starch is converted to lactate. This can lead to acidification of the colon, inhibiting the proper functioning of microorganisms, resulting in less fiber digestion and reduced absorption of nutrients (especially minerals).

This can lead to a lowered immune system, reduced fitness, and / or an increased likelihood of colic. Cavalor Vitaflora is a daily supplement that helps balance the absorption of nutrients, improve good development in young horses and maintain the body condition of the sport horse.

Contains live yeast and inulin. Live yeast helps bacteria in the colon by using lactic acid, which prevents acidification (lowering the pH) and ensures that microorganisms work under optimal conditions.

This improves the digestion of fiber, the absorption of minerals and the production and absorption of B vitamins. Therefore, a higher yield is obtained from the diet and the incidence of colic decreases.

Inulin is a fructooligosaccharide (FOS), which belongs to the family of prebiotic compounds. They beneficially affect the animal by selectively stimulating the growth and / or activity of one or more species of microorganisms already present in the colon.

As an indirect result, the administration of prebiotics inhibits the growth of some pathogenic bacteria. Inulin is not stored in the body so a daily application is necessary to '' feed '' these microorganisms and ensure their beneficial effect and protection against pathogens.