Nourish Brewer's Yeast - 1.4kg

Brewer's yeast for horses is a supplement made from Saccharomyces cerevisiae, rich in B-vitamins, amino acids, and minerals. It acts as a prebiotic to support gut health, improve fiber digestion, and can help manage stress.

The feeding guide recommends 1-2 level 25ml scoops (approx. 16g each) per day for a 500kg horse. Adjust based on weight: Pony (250kg) 1 scoop, Horse (500kg) 1-2 scoops, Large Horse (>750kg) 2-3 scoops.

Yes, the B-vitamins in brewer's yeast can support the nervous system, potentially helping to promote relaxation and decrease stress responses in horses, especially during challenging times like travel or competition.

A 1.4kg tub provides approximately a two-month supply for a 500kg horse when fed at the recommended rate of 1-2 scoops per day.

Brewer's yeast is generally safe for most horses as a supplement. However, it's always best to consult with your veterinarian before introducing any new supplement, especially if your horse has pre-existing health conditions or dietary restrictions.

Store the product in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. Keep the lid tightly sealed to maintain freshness and prevent moisture.

While not its primary function, improved gut health and better nutrient absorption from brewer's yeast can contribute to overall well-being, which may reflect in a healthier, shinier coat.

Mix the brewer's yeast thoroughly with a small amount of palatable feed (e.g., dampened chaff or a favorite treat). If resistance persists, try gradually increasing the amount over several days or consult with a nutritionist or veterinarian for alternative feeding strategies.

This can occasionally occur as the gut adjusts. Reduce the dose by half for a few days, then gradually reintroduce the recommended amount. Ensure plenty of fresh water is available.

Allow at least 2-4 weeks of consistent daily feeding to observe effects. If no improvement is noted, the issue might require veterinary attention, or a different supplement might be more suitable for the horse's specific needs.