When the gut microbiome integrity is disrupted, it impairs the immune response. Hence it's imperative to support the beneficial gut biome colonies and clear out the bad bacteria, in order to rebalance the gut biome and the immune cells which reside in the intestines.

Vets meanwhile, are commonly prescribing antibiotics for leaky gut syndrome, referring to it as a 'stomach infection'. Yet as we know, antibiotics destroy the beneficial bacteria in the intestines. It's these beneficial microbes which create the immune cells.

Leaky gut is caused by dysbiosis in the microbiome, aka SIBO (Small Intestinal Bacterial Overload), meaning the pro-inflammatory gut bacteria have taken hold. These include the now recognised Archaea strand, which is also showing resistance to the majority of antibiotics that are commonly used.

Human health studies now show that the microbiome as a whole rarely recovers from an 'antibiotic' assault.

A botanical approach is less aggressive and has also been shown to be as effective as pharmaceutical antibiotics in clinical trials for SIBO treatment.

* Fed as a powdered herb food blend for ease of digestion and swift efficacy.

All our herbs are human grade, and produced to ecological standards without the use of agri-chemicals, non-irradiated and GMO free. Laboratory tested for identification and compliance to the British and European Pharmacopoeia standards. See our Quality page for for Organic Certification Documents.

Feed Guide

• 12g/100kg bodyweight per day(i.e. 60g for a 500kg horse). NB: For fussy eaters, start with a pinch and slowly build your way up.
• If SCOOP required, please let us know during the checkout process.
• 1-yr shelf life.

Comprising:

A combination of EquiNatural's SiboCARE , GutAminos , & Spirulina , combined together as a convenient 3-in-1 food supplement.

Important Note:

• If your horse is showing signs of discomfort or stress, alleviate with our our DuoBute / StressTonic.
• Following the HindgutCARE, feed our LKLCARE to detox and tone the major detoxification organs - the liver, kidneys, and lymph nodes.
• Finally, stemmy hay , fed 24/7, is going to be your saviour here to help restore the beneficial hindgut microbiome.
  
  

• 4.12.24 - An update on Chas, well he’s (even to me) looking fantastic. He has done the Sibo detox to which I added B12 and P5P and we are on the last few drops of the LKL. He’s on very limited grass, mostly mud and plenty of hedge eating, meadow hay, Baileys cobs, equivita, meta tonic, linseed. Living out with field shelter and feet trimmed every six weeks. Worm count done, negative, no pot belly no itching no scratching no coughing no wheezing. Saddle fitter widened his saddle last week,muscle not fat. he thought he looked really good since last time. Clipping lady thought he had beautiful skin, Equine touch lady (maintenance well being visit) was pleased because he kept wickering at her. So all in all, what a successful detox, he looks and obviously feels better. Really pleased that I found your website, it’s been a real help and I’m so grateful for all of the information you have put on there, it is fantastic to go through the pages and it all makes sense, Thankyou so much. Regards, Do Rollings and Chas
• 11.12.23 - just to say, what fantastic results so early on with the SiboCARE and GutAminos. She loves the taste but all symptoms have improved no end...also she is much calmer in herself, which is such a relief to see. All of your advice has been a godsend in what has been a worry, so thank you so much. MH
• 28.8.23 An update on Sid the mini shetland - he came off the antibiotic, bute, steroids - he had survived but was not in a good way - he really came back to life, chasing his stable mate and just racing round the school for the joy of it – he was showing more energy than ever before. He then went onto the LKL CARE with continued gutaminos - mid June - mid July, then he went onto BiomeTonic. During this time he has not only grown he has also put on much needed weight. He is a transformed pony and is better than we hoped he might ever get to. I want to say a big thankyou to you for your advice and the herbs. Best wishes.
• 3.6.23 - I thought I would update you with my boys progression.I rode him last week and he was the ‘sparkliest’ he has been for years. He was happy and not spooky and trotted up a hill (I’ve not done that in years). I am able to ride him now 5 times a week with no problem.He has not had any mud fever this winter, his mallanders have almost gone, his hooves look in great shape and his overall coat condition looks fantastic! He's now out by night with a muzzle and in by day with hay. I take him for hedgerow graze every day (self service medicine cabinet). Still a way to go - there's still a bit of bloat and round the belly but he has a flat bum (no heart shape) and no more cresty neck. Natalie & Dewi
• 14.1.23 - A belated Happy New Year and just a little update on the boys. Des continues to do extremely well with not a sign of any faecal water, he’s so happy in himself and really cheeky and naughty. He loves going out for his walks and playing with Kermit. We really can’t thank you enough for all your help and advice, what your products have done for our boys has been amazing and we are so grateful. Long may it continue.Thanks again, Cathy
• 12.12.22 - Started Honey on your protocol yesterday and I'm absolutely amazed, for the first time in months she is like a different horse in the stable...she used to be extremely food-guardy to the point that I could hardly get near her if there was hay around, without pinned ears, a squeal, and even a kick. She was so incredibly calm this morning, was happy for me to change her rug and faff around next to her whilst she ate her hay, her demeanor has changed so much. I wasn't expecting to see such quick results! It is obviously really helping her, I'm incredibly grateful, especially as no other products have helped her so far - I was starting to lose hope.Best wishes, Rachel & Honey
  Edited to add - 19.12.22 Hi Carol, Just had to send another update today as I am so amazed at Honey's transformation. In the past I have not been able to handle her at all in the stable, due to how sensitive she was at being touched. Even rugging her had to be done tied up outside. Today it was pouring with rain and I thought I'd try tacking her up in the stable. Bear in mind that I haven't done this for 6+ months, and in the past she would bite and kick at me (so obviously I stopped riding her or doing any of these things, as it was clear she was not happy).Well, today I tacked her up in the stable, completely loose. She did not walk away from me, did not flinch in the slightest at the girth, but stood happily to be tacked up. This was whilst eating hay, which in the past she would guard and not let me anywhere near. She has only been on the full dose of SIBOCare and GutAminos for 2 days, I'm so amazed at the transformation. Thank you so so much, hopefully things will keep continuing in the right direction!
• 13.5.22 - Just wanted to touch base with you because I’m delighted to say Charlie and Alfie are both completely different from when I first contacted you. I threw myself in100% with all your advice and it totally paid off. The supplements got them right back on track. They are now both turned out 24/7 which I thought would never happen again. They have constant access to late cut hay and now have a big track around the field to graze with huge hedges available to graze from. They’re lightly rugged when needed and have access to their stables at all times. Currently they have just a handful of the agrobs chaff you recommended with their equivita once daily. Both boys have stopped peeing dark brown and it’s clear now instead. Charlie’s energy is fabulous - he’s gone from hardly having the will to trot to being back to his fiesty self! I forgot how amazing he feels. There’s so much power in his tank it’s great. We’ll definitely be eventing again later in the year, which is so wonderful as I really believed his career was over at the end of last year. I even had to sort him out with better brakes as they massively failed the other day! Alfie is feeling lovely too, far more sensible and not storming off. Both boys have lost their bulgy bits over their eyes and the hollows have returned. Also Charlie’s sheath is no longer swollen. They’re glossy and shiny and happy. I’ve noticed that their feet are so much better too and Charlie is now able to cope with stoney ground miles better than he ever has before. (I’ve owned him 14yrs). So, thankyou so much for all your advice, it’s been wonderful to watch the boys improve so well. You’ve been full of such wonderful knowledge and advice. I’m not sure what I would have done without you. Marion
• 11.4.22 - Annie has been going great guns on your KPU plan now, the difference in her is amazing. She has many days now with no faecal water at all and when she does it is minimal compared to what it was and her actual faeces is formed balls. 9 times out of 10 it doesn’t smell like and she is going a lot less too. Megan & Annie
• 24.2.21 - I just ... I dont know what to say, I mean maybe you think I’m a crazy Swede LOL … I think I was hallucinating because after the first morning dose, in the afternoon she already in her eyes and body language looked "better". Her posture was upright, and yesterday afternoon, day 2, she ran like crazy and rolled on the ground and was strong with energy! Today, day 3, she stretched her body (hasn’t done that for a long time) and ate her steamed hay with a good appetite and not just picking through it.The first night my husband said, “Look at her poop! It’s better.” I thought it was maybe just a lucky one, but day 2’s poop is already 50% better in colour and shape. Gas, absolutely better already.C´mon. For real?! LOL … Is it even possible? I know you said you couldn’t promise me anything, but this is too good to be true. I cried this morning because if this is true, then I can already see the light and the hope for this girl and our future. Thank you so much! Janet & Lilly, Sweden
• 21.1.21 - Thank you SO much for your help with Rupert's faecal water situation. He is like a different horse, much happier, not uncomfortable and churning out less and better formed poos. What more could I wish for?? Barbara & Rupert