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Equine Gut Flush

Sale price$79.95 Regular price$84.00

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  • All natural formula to stop the common causes of equine colic
  • Safe for all classes of horses
  • Herbal and will not test, safe for competition
  • Assists in the reduction of intestinal gas, GI toxicity, pain and discomfort, and is a mild anti-spasmodic

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To learn more about colic in horses and about this life saving product check out our Blog Post: Seasonal Changes Influence Colic in Horses

Equine Gut Flush is an all natural formula designed to stop the common causes of equine colic. EGF's formula assists in restoring gut motility, dissipating gas, relieving spasms and softening bowel impactions. It is reported that after administration of EGF a normal bout of colic stops within 45 minutes.  Unlike NSAIDS (like Banamine), EGF addresses the internal causes of abdominal colic. Safe for horses, stallions, broodmares, foals. Herbal and will not test, safe for competition.

Effective - Just one bottle or tube stops equine colic in its tracks.  Based on controlled studies and user testimonials EGF is 100% efficient in stopping cases of impaction, sand, gas or mild spasmodic colic.  All-natural formula designed specifically for stopping the cause of colic. 

We have personally used this product dozens of times for our own horses.  Stops colic quickly and easily in all but the most severe cases.  If this product doesn't work within 45 minutes, you may administer a second dose, but recognize that you may be dealing with a complicated case of colic, like an intestinal twist, displacement, tumor or large enterolith, and should seek veterinary assistance and/or transport your horse to an equine veterinary hospital.

Supplemental Facts: 
Proprietary Blend of:
  Fennel Seed, Peppermint, Dandelion Root, Catnip, Kelp, Ginger Root, Fenugreek.  

How is EGF Administered?
1.Shake bottle well
2.Remove tamper seal
3. Cut 1/4" tip off dispensing bottle
Oral application: Insert the dispenser tip into the corner of the horse's mouth.  Hold your horse's head in an upright position, dispenser tip up and slowly squeeze the bottle giving the horse time to swallow.

Adult Horse: 1 full bottle, 4oz
Foal: half bottle, 2oz

Now available in convenient paste form!  Adult Horse: 1 full syringe, 80cc
Foal: half syringe, 40cc

Disclaimer:  Equine Gut Flush cannot resolve abnormal causes of colic.  Examples of abnormal causes:  excessive amounts of sand, parasitic damage, twisted, ruptured or infected bowels, as well as ulcers, tumors or large enteroliths (stones).  If you suspect an abnormal or complicated case of colic, seek veterinary assistance immediately.

Equine Gut Flush
Equine Gut Flush Sale price$79.95 Regular price$84.00

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Kim Frye
Gut Flush is a must have!

Gut flush is the best! ive used it twice on my mare at first sign of colic! I'll never be without it!

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