Neigh-Lox Advanced Digestive Tract Health for Horses

Comprehensive Gastric and Hindgut Support Daily

Product Description

Neigh-Lox® Advanced supports equine gastrointestinal health from foregut to hindgut. Its formula buffers and coats the stomach and includes Saccharomyces boulardii and yeast fermentation ingredients to maintain normal stomach function, digestive tissues, and microbiome balance. It’s suitable for horses undergoing training, experiencing stress, undergoing dietary changes, or with increased grain intake.

Benefits

Full-Tract Support: Supports digestive function from the stomach through the hindgut.

Normal pH Support: Assists in maintaining optimal pH levels throughout the gastrointestinal tract.

Gastric Tissue Care: Supports healthy stomach tissues and mucosal integrity.

Hindgut Stability: Supports hindgut balance during stress and diet changes.

Microbiome Nourishment: Helps encourage beneficial bacteria activity and resilience.

Ingredients

Active Ingredients: Aluminum phosphate, dihydroxy-aluminum sodium carbonate, Saccharomyces boulardii, dried yeast fermentation product.
Inactive Ingredients: Calcium carbonate, dicalcium phosphate, ground oat groats, ground wheat, lecithin, soybean oil, preserved with propionic acid.

How to Use

Directions for Use

Portioning Plan: Divide the daily amount into equal servings within 24 hours.

Measurement: Use the enclosed scoop; 1 scoop equals 2 ounces.

Feeding Method: Top-dress on grain or dampened feed to improve acceptance.

Consistency: Feed daily for ongoing digestive tract maintenance and stability.

Storage: Keep tightly closed in a cool, dry place between uses.

Feeding Dosage Instructions

Horse Type	Daily Amount	Maximum Daily Amount

Young, growing horses (6–12 months)

2–3 scoops (4–6 oz)

4 scoops (8 oz)

Yearlings (12–24 months)

4–6 scoops (8–12 oz)

8 scoops (16 oz)

Adult horses

4–6 scoops (8–12 oz)

8 scoops (16 oz)

Additional Information

Precautions

Non-food Animals: Do not use on animals intended for human consumption.

Clinical Monitoring: Consult a veterinarian if signs persist or intensify.

Safe Handling: Keep out of reach of children and other animals.

Overdose Response: Contact a health professional after accidental overdose.