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67111 FIBERPSYLL A Natural Dietary Fiber Supplement with psyllium, Wheat Bran, and Beet Pulp, Wheat Bran and Beet pulp are added for bulk fiber and better effectiveness, Highly Palatable Pellets for easy feeding and less waste, Best value.

DESCRIPTION: Select FIBERPSYLL is a natural dietary fiber supplement psyllium in a pellet form for easy feeding and less waste. Wheat Bran and Beet Pulp are added for extra bulk fiber and flavor.

INGREDIENTS: Psyllium seed husk, Wheat bran, and Beet pulp

DIRECTIONS: First Dose Rate: To help existing symptoms feed 3/4 cup, 3 times a day for 3 days, stop for 3 days and repeat process. For a Maintenance Program: Feed one cup, once per day, twice a week. Risk environments/behaviors: Feed 2 scoops every other day or 3 times per week.

GUARANTEED ANALYSIS: Crude Protein (min 4.0%, Crude Fat (min) 1.0%, Crude Fiber (max) 8.2%, Ash (max) 4.0%, Soluble Fiber (min) 18.0%:

QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS: Richdel, Inc POP Box 1968 Carson City NV 89702 1-800-648-0950 www.selecthtebest.com

Note: One scoop (enclosed) = 3 oz (85 grams) yellow pail with orange stripe 5 lbs 1 horse 60 supply

MISC: When is sand a dirty word! The term "colic" applied to horses refers to any upset of the stomach or intestines. Most horse owners who live in sandy soils are well aware of sand colic, an intestinal irritation or impaction caused by a horse ingesting sand or dirt with their feed. Even horses in other locations can ingest quite a bit of dirt while grazing or being fed hay on the ground. Although horses naturally rid their intestines of some dirt and sand in their feces. But, when the amount of sand ingested is greater than the natural elimination process can handle, problems may occur. To help prevent sand colic provide a sand-free eating area and make areas under feeders out of concrete, planks or rubber mats. Feed only clean hay and provide clean, fresh drinking water. One or more of the symptoms typifies sand colic: Sluggish behavior, Restlessness, Weight loss, Diarrhea, Lying down, Pawing, Rolling, Kicking or biting at the sides, Stretched out position resembling the urination posture, Sweating, Elevated heart and respiratory rates, All are typical symptoms to watch for. A test commonly used is to take six fecal balls and mix them in a container with water. After thirty minutes pour off the water and if there is more than a tablespoon of sand present, there is a high probability that there is an accumulation in the horse's intestine that could lead to sand colic (ask for The Sand Colic Test Kit from Select The Best). Your veterinarian should be consulted to confirm your observation. Without timely treatment, a mild colic case can turn very rapidly into a life threatening situation for your horse. Fatal sand colic cases can reveal large amounts of sand in the intestinal tractHOW TO GET THE SAND OUT! By feeding soluble and insoluble fiber together you can help your horse to gradually and naturally eliminate the sand in the intestinal tract. Another remedy, large amounts of oil, will either float uselessly over the top of the sand or force eliminate it at once, possibly causing an impaction in the intestine. Soluble fiber absorbs water, increases bulk, and aids in pushing the sand/dirt safely through the digestive system. Insoluble fiber adds the extra bulk and structure to help move the encapsulated sand out efficiently. FIBERPSYLL contains 100% psyllium mixed with wheat bran and beet pulp to effectively, safely, and naturally remove dirt and sand.