A comprehensive, functional 2-month KPU regeneration programme.

⭐ Each item is available separately in our KPU Shop page.

Feed Guide

*Note: this programme starts with a 2-month regenerative hindgut stabiliser, followed by tonifying and resetting the detoxification organs - liver and kidneys.

Thereafter, it's a straightforward maintenance programme of feeding the P5P (activated B6) for at least 1-year, and a recommended liver/kidneys detox at each coat change time.

Be aware that depending on the degree of metabolic disruption, the regeneration can take up to 2-years for some horses.

Alleviate

First up, we start alleviating the discomfort with our DuoBute pain and anti-inflammatory support, formulated to be very gentle on the fragile gut mucosa.

• Feed for a couple of days in a p.m. feed to start taking the edge off, then start the detox, while continuing with the DuoBute until finished.
• Optional - if your horse is stressed, also feed a 1-month course of StressTonic .

Detox

Now we start the Detox. Feed in an a.m. feed for 1-month then assess; depending on the level of gut damage, it may be that a 2nd month's course will need to be fed.

- KPUCARE - Comprising: A blend of our SiboCARE , GutAminos , P5P (Activated B6), B12-Balance & Spirulina , combined together as one feed supplement for convenience.

• Stabilises and deacidifies the gut system.
• Purges toxic overload in the large intestine.
• Supports the leaky-gut damage to the GI mucosal membrane, alleviating faecal water.
• Re-estabilishes the gut:liver:kidneys vital detoxification pathway.
• Restores optimal B12 levels, supporting overall metabolism.

- LKLCARE - Once the 1-month gut programme is finished, we now tone the body's detoxification organs - liver, kidneys, lymph nodes - with a 1-month course of LKLCARE.

• Supports the body’s natural detox processes.
• Enhances the interconnected function between the hindgut, liver, and kidneys.
• Supports immune function and metabolic health.

Note: This is a nutritional, functional food supplement programme and not veterinary medicine. For more information, refer to Dr. Kellon's Horse Sense - 'Nutrition is not 'Alternative' Therapy .

*For the latest research and updates, see our main KPU page.

Proactive support thereafter

• We recommended feeding our BiomeTonic , aka the well-known 'oily herbs', which support the intestinal environment, creating a hostile environment for the pathogen microbes. Some horses seem to need it permanently; others (like our MacAttack) did well on it being fed every couple of weeks - it's very much horses for courses so your horse will no doubt tell you.

• Our WildFed is also beneficial to feed occasionally to add valuable roughage nutrient diversity to the diet. You can either add to the feedbowl or sprinkle a handful over hay every other day or so.

• Finally, don't forget to look at fortifying the diet, switching the processed feeds for a grass forage-fibre feed, i..e a meadow cob/chaff, and getting as much quality hay going through the hindgut, while closing the nutrient gap with forage-balanced minerals - see our EquiVita/VitaComplete range.

Top Tip

If your horse is a fussy eater , start slow! A pinch of each at a time and slowly build up.

Meanwhile, further product details can be found on the Individual product underlined links above. Product labels also carry full feed guidelines.

Supplements of any kind should be fed with caution to the pregnant or nursing mare so always seek veterinary advice.

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