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    What are probiotics?

    Probiotics are a combination of live ‘good’ microorganisms (bacteria, yeasts, fungi and protozoa) that exist naturally in the body

    When probiotics are most beneficial

    Not unlike humans, horses may face a degree of stress from everyday environments such as interactions with humans or other horses, transitioning between pasture and indoor environments, or climatic changes.

    What is a toxin binder and how do they work?

    Mycotoxins are toxins that are produced by fungi or moulds and are often found in animal feed (pasture, hay and grain) and can cause serious problems in animals.

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  • What are probiotics?

    Probiotics are a combination of live ‘good’ microorganisms (bacteria, yeasts, fungi and protozoa) that exist naturally in the body

  • When probiotics are most beneficial

    Not unlike humans, horses may face a degree of stress from everyday environments such as interactions with humans or other horses, transitioning between pasture and indoor environments, or climatic changes.

  • What is a toxin binder and how do they work?

    Mycotoxins are toxins that are produced by fungi or moulds and are often found in animal feed (pasture, hay and grain) and can cause serious problems in animals.

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    • Dryline™ for Equine

    Dryline™ for Equine

    $75.50 - $105.50

    Introducing Dryline for Equine

    Dryline™ for Equine keeps stalls clean and disease free by reducing bacteria, ammonia and moisture in bedding.

    Dryline™ for Equine can be used as part of a regular process to keep horse stalls clean and disease free, and is also highly effective in larger doses when more moisture or bacteria are present.

    Why Dryline™ for Equine?

    • Absorbs up to 199% of its weight in moisture
    • Reduces odour for a safer environment in stalls, trailers and floats
    • Starts killing bacteria (including Staph aureus and E.coli) as soon as it is applied and keeps killing beyond 24 hours
    • Contains eucalyptus oil which repels flies naturally 

    Important links:

    Natural New Zealand zeolite
    Potassium monopersulfate
    Eucalyptus essential oil

    Apply an initial dose of 200 to 400 grams, and sprinkle 100 to 200 grams on damp areas during mucking out.

    Alternatively, apply the product every 2 to 3 days to help reduce bacteria load, ammonia levels, and dampness, and to keep flies away.

    For bedding in veterinary clinics or for sick animals, maintain sterility by applying at least twice daily.

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