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Cavalor Emergency 911

Cavalor Emergency 911 is an easily digestible supplement designed to support the digestive system during stress.
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Product guide

Cavalor Emergency 911: digestive support

Cavalor Emergency 911 is an easily digestible supplement designed to support the digestive system during stress.

Compare the available pack sizes above and use the feeding instructions for this exact formula. Review your horse’s complete ration before combining supplements.

Ingredients & formulation

Cavalor Emergency 911 contains organic yeast extract that is high in glucomannan (GM) and mannan oligosaccharides (MOS) to bind mycotoxins and prevent damage in the gut. Yeast helps to prevent the colonisation of bad bacteria.

B vitamins: Stimulate the growth of good bacteria in the gut (such as bifidobacteria) as well as the production of antibodies against bad bacteria. Stimulates intestinal health and proper function of the digestive system. Aspergillus oryzae enzymes: Help to break down starch and promote digestion.

More information about this product can be found in the product data sheet. You can download this data sheet by clicking on “specifications”

Feeding instructions

Per animal per day. In case of sudden discomfort: 1–2 tubes per day. For transport or stressful situations: 0.5–1 tube per day. Maximum dose: 3 tubes per day.

Always check the current pack label. If the label differs from this guide, follow the manufacturer’s current instructions and seek advice before use.

Product specifications

Consult the manufacturer’s product sheet for further information about the formula and use.

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Choosing the right support

Stomach support and hindgut support are different needs. Read the purpose of each formula and consider the horse’s forage, feeding routine and recent changes in management. A supplement should sit alongside a suitable ration. Persistent discomfort, reduced appetite or suspected ulcers should be discussed with your vet.

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