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Probios Feed Granules - 5lb
Product #: CHR-406
  • Buy 3 for $18.49 each
$19.99
Probios Feed Granules - 50lb Bag
Product #: CHR-405
  • Buy 3 for $123.99 each
$126.99

Probios Feed Granules

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An easy-to-feed supplement, Probios® Feed Granules is a direct fed microbial source that can be mixed with or top dressed on feed for livestock to maintain intestinal health and aid in proper digestion.

Description Price Qty
5lb
Product #: CHR-406
  • Buy 3 for $18.49 each
$19.99
50lb Bag
Product #: CHR-405
  • Buy 3 for $123.99 each
$126.99

Probios® Feed Granules help maintain proper intestinal flora which support healthy digestion and assimilation of nutrients. It can be used on cattle, horses, sheep, pigs, and other livestock. The granules are highly effective in supporting gastrointestinal health, which is a primary concern for many livestock owners, and also one of the most expensive conditions to treat.
 
Probios® Feed Granules is a source of live direct fed microbials. Because one microbial alone cannot provide all of the desired health benefits, it contains four species of live, naturally occurring lactic acid bacteria. There are three species of Lactobacillus (acidophilus, casei, and plantarum) and Enterococcus faecium. Lactobacillus acidophilus is used for improving gut absorption and maintaining proper gut flora. It can also help prevent yeast infections in the upper digestive tract, especially those caused by  Candida albicans. Lactobacillus casei assists in propagation of desirable bacteria and complements the growth of Lactobacillus acidophilus, and Lactobacillus plantarum is necessary in the production of lactic acid. Enterococcus faecium promotes intestinal well being, and all four bacteria ferment lactose into lactic acid.
 
There are many studies being done on the use of probiotics for livestock and other animals. Properly selected cultures of probiotics have been shown to overcome lactobacilli found in the natural flora of chickens and exert inhibitory action toward salmonella in their intestinal tracts. Adding probiotics to high-starch diets of weaning-age piglets have shown results in increased growth and feed efficiency. Other studies also indicate that feeding selected cultures of L. acidophilus increases milk yield in dairy cattle.
 

The granules are easy to feed, as they can be either top dressed on feed or mixed in. They are also easy to store, as they only need to be kept in a tightly closed container in a cool, dry environment.

UPC CHR-406G
Brand Probios®
Manufacturer Probios <SUP>&reg;</SUP>
Size 5 lb container and 50 lb bag
Product Form Granules

Directions

Mix with normal feed.
Tip: 5 g = 1 teaspoon and scoop is included with product.

Feeding Recommendations

Cattle
Calves: 5 g/head/day in starter ration
Incoming feedlot/stocker/hospital: 10-15g/head/day in ration
Low intake/stale/Environmental stress: 30 g/head/day for 3 days

Dairy
Calves: 5 g/head/day in starter ration
Heifers: 10 g/ head/day in ration
Cows: 10 g/head/day pre-freshening though peak lactation
Hospital during environmental stress/heat or cold: 30 g/head/day for 3 days

Swine
Sow:  5 g/head/day two weeks prior to farrowing and during rotation
Starter/grower:  2 g /head/day in ration

Sheep/Goats:  5 g/head/day in ration

Horses
Foals: 5 g /head / day.
Adult Horses:  15 g /head / day.
Racing or Training Horses:  15 g /head / per day.

Cautions
Keep away from children.
In the event of overdose: Contact a veterinarian or health official.

Storage and Handling

Keep container tightly closed. Store in a cool, dry area for maximum stability.

Lactobacillus acidophilus is for improving gut absorption and maintaining proper gut flora. Lactobacillus plantarum helps support bowel health. Lactobacillus casei provides enzymes and factors necessary for proper digestion. Enterococcus faecium is for promoting intestinal well being.

Label Guarantee

Lactic Acid Bacteria* not less than 10 million CFU / gram
*(Enterococcus faecium; Lactobacillus acidophilus; Lactobacillus plantarum;
Lactobacillus casei)
 

Other Ingredients
Calcium Carbonate, Sodium Alumino Silicate,Sucrose

Can i use Probios for horses on goats?
Probios can be used on a number of pets and animals including all livestock and small pets, just make sure to follow recommended dosing instructions for each animal.

What does Probios Feed Granules do?

Probios® Feed Granules are used for horses, beef, dairy, sheep, goats, swine, and other animals as an oral direct fed microbial source to help maintain proper gut flora and improve gut absorption.

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  1. Great product for a terrific price. review by Nicole

    I have used probios granules for some time now with my 29 year old quarter horse. Before using probios he was having bouts of colic and soft to runny stool. On probios he has not had colic and his stool is normal. I would recommend this product to anyone. This website offers the best price out there! Thanks (Posted on 10/4/11)

  2. Great Product review by MissyR

    This is my second order of Probiotics for our horses. We've been very pleased with their improved condition as well as having a peace of mind that their intestinal health is being cared for. I have one mare that is prone to ulcers and feel this product is helping with keeping that in check. The granules are easy to top dress on the grain with no problem of palatability. (Posted on 4/12/11)

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