Triumph Digestive Support Paste

A new digestive support paste for horses! Give 20cc daily as needed 1 tube = 5 daily doses

Recommended use is 30 days 

Can also use while hauling or times of stress as needed. We recommend following up with Liquid Gold or Daily Digestive Support for maintenance. 

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➡️Sunflower oil is a calorie-dense fat source that provides energy for horses, especially performance horses and those that are hard to keep weight on. It has an omega-3 to omega-6 ratio of 1:40, being rich in omega-6 fatty acids.

➡️Yeast: Enhanced Digestive Health: Yeast supplementation can improve fiber digestion by supporting the growth of beneficial bacteria in the hindgut, leading to better nutrient absorption. This is especially beneficial for horses consuming high-fiber diets or those with compromised digestive function.

Stabilization of Gut Microflora: Live yeast acts as a prebiotic, promoting a healthy balance of gut microbes. This balance helps maintain gastrointestinal health and can reduce the risk of digestive disturbances.

Improved Nutrient Digestibility: Studies have shown that yeast supplementation can increase the digestibility of dry matter, fiber, and certain minerals, including calcium, phosphorus, and magnesium. This leads to more efficient nutrient utilization.

➡️Support for Young and Performance Horses: In growing horses, yeast has been associated with increased weight gain and improved feed efficiency. For performance horses, yeast may help maintain gastrointestinal health during periods of high concentrate feeding.

 Benefits for Broodmares: Supplementing broodmares with yeast during late gestation has been linked to increased milk production, providing better nutrition for the foal.

➡️Inulin: Gut Health Support: Inulin serves as a food source for beneficial gut bacteria, promoting a healthy and diverse microbiota. This balance aids in efficient digestion and may reduce the risk of gastrointestinal disorders such as colic and laminitis.

Enhanced Mineral Absorption: Supplementing with inulin has been linked to improved absorption of essential minerals like calcium, magnesium, iron, and zinc. This effect is thought to result from increased production of short-chain fatty acids during inulin fermentation, which lowers the pH in the gut and enhances mineral solubility.

Energy Source: The fermentation of inulin by gut bacteria produces short-chain fatty acids, which serve as an important energy source for horses, supporting overall vitality and performance.

Cholesterol Regulation: Some studies suggest that inulin supplementation may help lower cholesterol levels in animals, potentially contributing to cardiovascular health

➡️Glutamine: L-Glutamine, a conditionally essential amino acid, plays a crucial role in maintaining various physiological functions in horses, particularly under conditions of stress, intense exercise, or illness. Its benefits include:

Muscle Recovery: L-Glutamine aids in muscle repair by decreasing soreness, improving muscle recovery, and replenishing glycogen stores.

Gut Health: It supports the integrity of the intestinal lining, aids in rebuilding and repairing tissue, and reduces inflammation within the digestive system.

 Immune Function: L-Glutamine provides nitrogen to immune cells in the intestinal mucosa, supporting immune responses and overall gut immunity.

 Stress Mitigation: Supplementing with L-Glutamine can help balance cortisol levels, preventing stress-induced weight loss and gastric issues, especially during travel, competition, or changes in routine.

➡️Threonine: Gut Health: Threonine is crucial for synthesizing mucin proteins, which form a protective barrier in the intestines, supporting a healthy gut lining and aiding nutrient absorption.

Protein Synthesis and Muscle Maintenance: As a building block of proteins, threonine supports muscle growth and maintenance, contributing to overall body protein synthesis.

Immune Function: Threonine plays a role in immune system health, supporting the thymus gland, which is essential for immune responses.

 Joint and Connective Tissue Health: Threonine is involved in producing glycine and serine, amino acids essential for synthesizing collagen and elastin, which are vital components of connective tissues like ligaments and tendons.

Hoof and Coat Quality: By supporting keratin production, threonine contributes to healthy hoof and coat quality, reducing the risk of hoof issues and promoting a shiny coat.

Horses on high-grain diets may have reduced threonine availability, as cereal grains are poor sources of this amino acid. Supplementing with threonine can help address potential deficiencies, supporting overall health and performance.

Maintaining a healthy population of live microbes in a horse's gastrointestinal (GI) tract is essential for optimal digestive and overall health. These microbes, including bacteria, fungi, and protozoa, play a vital role in breaking down complex carbohydrates and fibers, facilitating nutrient absorption, and supporting immune function.

➡️Live Microbial Populations in Horses:

Enhanced Digestion: Horses rely on microbial fermentation in their enlarged cecum and colon to break down fibrous plant material, providing essential nutrients and energy.

Improved Nutrient Utilization: Probiotics and enzymes can break down complex carbohydrates, proteins, and fibers in the horse's diet, making it easier for the horse to absorb and utilize these nutrients.

 Immune System Support: A balanced gut microbiome aids in the absorption of essential nutrients, such as vitamins and minerals, and contributes to the production of antibodies, strengthening the horse's immune system.

Stress Management: Maintaining a healthy gut microbiome plays a crucial role in a horse's overall well-being, including their mental and emotional state. Stress can disrupt the delicate balance of gut bacteria, leading to digestive issues and behavioral changes.