The therapeutic horse feed to build up healthy intestinal flora.

The intestine is the seat of health (Japan). Good digestion has long been regarded as a fundamental prerequisite for a functioning immune system, health and vitality, and not only in Japan. Forgotten natural "aids" such as the inulin contained in the Jerusalem artichoke tuber can make a valuable contribution to intestinal health. And health is the basis for performance, success and enjoyment of horses.

Revital "Klinikum" prebiotic now also utilises this impressive effect in horse feed: a healthy, pellet-free horse muesli (wholemeal) made from maize, barley, linseed meal, linseed, sunflower seeds and organic Jerusalem artichoke concentrate (containing inulin), supplemented with an innovative formula and yeast cultures, forms the basis. The health-promoting effect and the revitalisation of the intestinal flora are achieved by a precisely dosed admixture of the prebiotic Mühldorfer organic Jerusalem artichoke concentrate.

The targeted admixture of special components from flax processing, high-quality yeast cultures and the highly efficient organic Jerusalem artichoke concentrate (containing inulin) can achieve an effective improvement in digestion, not only in the small intestine, but also in the large intestine. Good acceptance and digestibility and excellent general health-promoting properties, but above all the unique innovative prebiotic formula predestine Revital "Klinikum" prebiotic not only for existing digestive disorders, but also for aftercare for convalescents and for preventive health care, as well as a healthy basic feed in the sports and leisure sector.

• Prebiotic and probiotic effect
• excellent for building up healthy intestinal flora and often used for various digestive disorders such as hay/grazing belly, watery stools, diarrhoea, after colic or poor feed conversion
• is often used during convalescence and for effective, preventative health care
• based on an innovative formula in collaboration with the Veterinary Clinic for Horses in Munich-Riem