BioEZ® Digestive Optimizer

• Better Attitude
• Improved focus during training
• More energy and stamina
• Increased power & strength
• A more willing work partner
• Ability to recover more quickly from exercise

• Stool conformation
• Solves persistent diarrhea
• Shiny healthy coat & hair
• Hoof improvements
• Skin improvements
• Decreased gas – "Hay Belly"

• Better appetite – hard keeper will gain weight
• Better Feed Utilization - Save on Feed
• Helps During Transitional Seasons – Weather/Hay Changes
• Healthy Weight Equilibrium

• Helps olderhorses / better quality of life
• More “sparkle” in eye
• Healthier happier horse
• Helps ensure good muscle condition
• Better bonding & enriched rides

• Improved immune function
• Efficient nutrient absorption
• A healthy foregut & hindgut
• Reduced risk of ulcers
• Reduced instances of colic

Better Feed Utilization

As horses utilize feed more efficiently, less grains will be needed. Farrier Jessie Explains

Helps During Antibiotic Treatments & Worming

BioEZ® helps keep the digestive tract working during treatments. Vet Amazed at Results!

Attitude & Performance

When horses feel better they perform better. More Spark in Eye Meet Vicki & Fred

Better Hair & Coat Improvements

Healthy digestion shows! Meet Apollo

Older Horses – Gives new Spark

32 Year Old Horse is Happy & Healthy

Healthy Horse Red Bucket Equine

BioEZ® Saved Charile's Life

Diarrhea - Seasonal Changes

Solves Diarrhea in transitional times.

For the past 30 days I have had Leonardo, my 7 year old, 16.3 imported Dutch Warmblood, on BioEZ dietary supplement. Coming from cooler climates and this being his first summer in Southwest Florida, Leo's once shiny coat had become riddled with bug bites and rain rot. Additionally, by mid-July, he showed signs of succumbing to Anhidrosis, the inability to sweat. After a few weeks on BioEZ, Leo's coat began to return, even softer than before and with a nice sheen. He maintained his weight in spite of the rain rot limiting his pasture time during Florida's rainy season.

In his last two homes, Leo had become moody and cranky. My initial training sessions with him revealed an inconsistent performance based on an erratic energy level. Eventually his training over fences became delayed by his heat-related afflictions. After 30 days on BioEZ, in addition to a healthy coat and renewed ability to sweat, Leo's attitude towards his work did a 180. His mind and body quickly embraced lovely advanced lateral dressage movements, and his form and balance improved dramatically when he was able to resume jumping. He won all firsts and second place ribbons at his first two jumper competitions, where he surprised me with being calm, confident and relaxed, both in the ring and in his stall.

Because of his now-positive temperament along with his rapid progress in dressage, I hope to start him competitively at 4th level. I would recommend BioEZ to other horse owners looking to help their horses optimize digestion. Better absorption of key nutrients results in a healthier body and better work ethic. Candace Clemens, FEI trainer and USDF Bronze Medalist.

I have my 2 grand prix horses, Contendress (winner of 2011 Grand Prix) and Cassandra (in training) on BioEZ and started my “girls” with this amazing product about 6 weeks ago. I have to say I was skeptical because the girls are already in top shape, so I was curious to see what BioEZ might do for them. I have to say both Connie and Cassie have been FEELING exceptionally well— no moodiness. Both girls are white/ grey so getting a shine is a real accomplishment— but they positively glisten in the sun! Happy, Health, Shiny horses is all I could ask for! Thank you BioEZ! Dustin Durham, 2011 Grand Prix winner

Hoof Improvements

Healthy digestion results in healthier hooves.

Bob is older….30something and has been losing weight. His age was worrying me as he has not been the same. I started him on BioEZ® in May….and he gained 14 new pounds in 23 days. Now he has added 44 lbs more since July My Vet commented "look at his eyes…alert and bright". I am over the moon, as Bob is doing better than ever!

• Protease Alkaline, Acid, Neutral: to split tough plant proteins to amino acids.
  
  
• Alpha Amylase : to aid in the digestion of low fiber starches and sugars.
  
  
• Lipase Alkaline, Neutral: aids in solubilizing and breaking down fats and lips typically found in the diet and are essential for normal animal physiology.
  
  
• Alpha Galactosidase: aids in reducing gas that is produced when too much galactosides rich plant components are present ( gas can be a component of colic ).
  
  
• Beta Glucanase: Breaks down long chain carbohydrates.
  
  
• Celluase Acid Beta , Neutral Beta: make possible the dissolution/dissolving of plant cell walls and greatly assist in maintain good energy balance.
  
  
• Xylanase Acid: improves workability diffusion of gastric fluids and breaks down hemicellulose.
  
  
• Pectinase: breaks down plant cell walls for better nutrient absorption ability.
  
  
• Phytase aids in utilization of inorganics and helps immunity.
  
  

More Nutrients = Healthier Horse

Simply, Probiotics are beneficial ‘good’ bacteria that work in the digestive tract to facilitate nutrient absorption. In addition, Probiotics fend off ‘bad’ bacteria helping the digestive system maintain “microbial balance”.

A healthy digestive system requires “microbial balance” between ‘good’ and ‘bad’ bacteria. Unfortunately, this delicate “balance” can be disrupted faster than can be restored.

Everyday equine ‘stresses’ can, and do, disrupt “microbial balance”. ‘Stresses can include: age, illness, changes in routine, hay or water changes, training, competition, travel, weather, stall time, or antibiotic regimes.

When beneficial bacteria {aka microflora} is disrupted, destroyed or depleted, pH level in the intestines is modified. This change in pH influences digestion, and consequently, nutrient absorption lessens….resulting in a wide range of nutrient deficiencies.

Warning signs of digestion challenges include: poor attitude, lower energy, diarrhea or loose stool, coat and hoof challenges, hay-belly, keeping weight, cribbing, movement discomfort, as well as, increased chance of colic and ulcers.

Prebiotics help support your horses naturally occurring beneficial bacteria enhancing probiotic activities. They can be thought of as “food” for Probiotics….to help them grow, flourish, and be more effective. Prebiotics can help Probiotics limit the number of harmful bacteria, parasitic infestations and pathogens in the digestive system.
Healthy Digestion = Healthy Horse

• BioEZ® contain probiotics that are live/viable naturally occurring micro-organisms to help maintain a healthy “microbial balance” in your horse’s digestive system.
• The probiotics in BioEZ® are microencapsulated to allow beneficial bacteria to pass through stomach acids and colonize in the hind gut as needed.
• BioEZ® will help improve the absorption of nutrients from feed, as well as increase absorption of supplements.

More Nutrients Absorbed = Healthier Horse

• Diarrhea
• Persistent Loose Stool
• Dull / Poor Coat & Hair

• Skin Conditions
• Low Energy
• Resistance to Work

• Lack Luster Behavior
• Poor or Sour Attitude
• Hay Belly

• Hoof Issues
• Ulcers
• Weight Maintenance Issues / Hard Keeper

• Not Eating
• Not Drinking Water
• Feed Allergy

• Stall vices, such as cribbing
• Pawing
• Lip curling

• Sensitivity with girth
• Signs of discomfort in the midsection
• Limited movement

• Difficulty in bending – left or right, collecting or extending
• Favors one side or will not bend to one Side
• Lays down frequently

• Stretching as if to urinate
• Stride length shortened
• Reduced stamina
• Reduced power

• Weather & Seasonal Changes
  
  
• Hay Changes – type or source
  
  
• Water Changes
  
  
• Poor Quality Hay
  
  
• Sand Ingestion
  
  
• Dehydration
  
  
• Parasites
  
  

• Immune System Declines with Age
• An Aging Digestive System Necessitates Support

• Performance Horses
• Young Horses being Trained
• Horses in Competitions, Events or Shows

• Exercised Regularly or Rigorously
• Horses that Travel Monthly or more frequently

• Being Treated with Antibiotics / Worming
• Compromised Immune Functions

• Treated for Gastric or Colonic Ulcers in the Past
• Have had Limited Grazing

• Herd Connected
• Worrywart
• Aggressive

• Timid or easily stressed
• High Strung or excitable
• Prone to bitter attitude

• Foal facing Developmental Challenges, Weaning or Sales Prep
• Used as a Stallion or Brood Mare

• Stall Confined for Up to Six or more Hours per Day
• Stall Confinement Limits Movement, which is Essential for Digestion

• Fed Inadequate Amounts of Fiber
• Fed Concentrates

• Fed High Grain Diet
• Fed Only Two or Three Times per Day

• Horses with Frequent Routine Changes
• Prior Illness or Injury