Neigh-Lox Digestive Support for Horses

Long-Acting Gastric Support During Stress

Product Description

Neigh-Lox® Digestive Support is formulated to maintain normal stomach function by supporting healthy gastric acid levels and a healthy mucosal lining. The long-acting design is intended to help maintain a normal stomach environment for 6–8 hours, which can be valuable for horses facing travel, training intensity, confinement, restricted turnout, or diet patterns that limit consistent grazing.

Benefits

Gastric Environment: Helps maintain a normal stomach environment for daily comfort.

Healthy pH Support: Supports healthy gastric acid levels during routine stressors.

Mucosal Integrity: Supports a healthy mucosal lining in the stomach.

Extended Coverage: Designed to support the stomach environment for 6–8 hours.

Management Demands: Appropriate during travel, competition, confinement, and limited grazing.

Ingredients

Active Ingredients: Aluminum phosphate, dihydroxy-aluminum sodium carbonate.
Inactive Ingredients: Calcium carbonate, dicalcium phosphate, ground oat groats, ground wheat, lecithin, soybean oil, propionic acid.

How to Use

Directions for Use

Administration Plan: Divide daily portions equally within a 24-hour period.

Measuring Tool: 1 scoop equals 2 ounces; scoop included.

Weanling Range: Feed 2–3 scoops daily; maximum 4 scoops per day.

Yearling Range: Feed 4–6 scoops daily; maximum 8 scoops per day.

Adult Range: Feed 4–6 scoops daily; maximum 8 scoops per day.

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)

Horses (adult)

4–6 scoops (8–12 oz)

8 scoops (16 oz)

Additional Information

Precautions

Restricted Access: Keep out of reach of children and other animals.

Overdose Response: Contact a health professional immediately if overdosed.

Human Food Chain: Not for animals intended for human consumption.

Clinical Follow-Up: Consult a veterinarian if the condition worsens or persists.

Storage Condition: Store in a cool, dry place between feedings.