Natural Cell Structures
for the Optimisation of digestion and Reduction of Water in the Droppings
Horses,
with their very sensitive digestive system, react, from time to time, to the
smallest of changes or disharmonies (such as change in the weather or feed,
stress etc.) with water in the droppings or even diarrhoea.
Long-term,
a decisive factor with many horses for such changes in the consistency of the
droppings is the unphysiologically early harvesting of forage and a general
deficiency of raw fibre in the diet. Also contaminated forage (mouldy hay or
silage) is jointly responsible for disorders of the gastro-intestinal tract.
ARBOCEL®ACG
is a high pure, mycotoxin-free raw fibre concentrate based on lignocellulose. In the production process a special
extraction procedure is applied which includes fibrillation. By means of this
special processing very long and thin fibres with strong capillary effects are
generated. In the digestive tract, these insoluble fibres form a fibre network
that stimulates the intestinal villi and improves water resorption in the large
intestine.
ARBOCEL®ACG
supports the natural intestinal functions in the horse. The fine fibres form a
network structure within the intestine thus loosening the digesta and improving
its penetration by enzymes and micro-organisms. ARBOCEL®ACG
stimulates the growth of the intestinal villi and increases the intestinal
activity.
Especially
in horses suffering from diarrhoea, ARBOCEL®ACG improves the
consistency of the faeces by thickening the digesta and supporting the
intestinal peristalsis, and at the same time, prevents dehydration of the
horse. The balance of the large intestine is stabilised.
The
insoluble raw fibres provide for highest nutrient availability: In contrast to
soluble fibres they do not bind nutrients and thus do not impair absorption of
the highly digestible nutrients in feed.
For
more information please contact:
Dipl.agr.bio. Nicole Unser
Holzmühle 1
73494 Rosenberg (Germany)
nicole.unser@jrs.de
Phone: +49 (0) 7967 / 152 690
www.arbocel-acg.de
