For hasty eaters, horses that guard their feed, horses with dental problems, etc., we recommend feeding Gastro soaked. To do this, pour 1 litre of warm or cold water over 1 litre of Gastro and leave to soak for approximately 15 minutes.
Gastro
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Grain-free stomach muesli
- Neutralizes stomach acid
- Supports stomach & intestinal mucosa & immune system
- Builds up gently
- High magnesium – for nervous horses
€36.70
€1.84 / 1 kg
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Gastro product description.
Gastro product description.
Gastro is a gentle, grain-free conditioning muesli for horses with sensitive stomachs.
Our special and particularly palatable recipe for marstall Gastro has been developed in line with the latest scientific findings to meet the needs of horses with stomach problems, as well as nervous or underweight horses.
Our Gastro ingredients offer a lot: Allgäu hay fibres and soft timothy fibre provide a high structural fibre content, stimulating chewing activity and promoting saliva production. Together with the added bicarbonate, this buffers stomach acid. The grain-free recipe without molasses also helps to prevent excessive acid in the stomach. We have included grape pomace into the recipe to provide valuable polyphenols, with antioxidants and omega-3 fatty acids offering additional support. Mannan-oligosaccharides and ß-glucans promote a natural biofilm on the intestinal mucosa, can support the immune system and bind mycotoxins. Thanks to their prebiotic effect, they are a valuable addition to our Gastro. The high content of pre-caecally digestible protein in our stomach muesli also makes it the ideal choice for underweight horses with stomach issues.
Our stable experience shows that stress and stomach problems often go hand in hand. That is why we have included an extra portion of magnesium in our Gastro. Not only nervous horses benefit from this – magnesium is also important for muscle relaxation.
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Why grain-free?
Excessive acid and large quantities of feed put strain on the stomach. The breakdown of grain naturally produces acids in the stomach. In addition, grain is often not chewed thoroughly, which means less acid-buffering saliva is produced. To maintain a moderate pH level, horses with stomach problems should therefore be fed strictly grain- and molasses-free.
Why muesli and not pellets?
A high-fibre muesli such as Gastro requires far more intensive chewing by the horse than pellets. This extends feeding time, increases saliva production and enhances the buffering effect.
Gastro product description.
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How to feed?
Feeding recommendation for marstall Gastro
How to feed?
Feeding recommendation for marstall Gastro
Feeding recommendation
As a sole feed supplement
Light work
~400 g per 100 kg live weight/day
Moderate work
~500 g per 100 kg live weight/day
Heavy work
~650 g per 100 kg live weight/day
Example ration per day for a horse with a live weight of 600 kg
As a sole feed supplement for hay
Light work
~2.0 to 2.5 kg
Moderate work
~2.5 to 3.0 kg
Heavy work
~3.0 to 4.0 kg
1 litre of marstall Gastro = approximately 380 grams
Ration recommendation
For feeding, we base our recommendations on the latest guidance and assume a minimum roughage intake (hay) of at least 1.5 kg per 100 kg live weight per day. The stated feed quantities should be divided into at least 2 portions and fed throughout the day.
Storage
Please store in a hygienic, cool and dry place.
How to feed?
Feeding recommendation for marstall Gastro
What’s inside?
Composition of marstall Gastro
What’s inside?
Composition of marstall Gastro
Supplementary feed for horses
High-temperature dried grass (48.00%), dried grape pomace (15.00%), soy extraction meal (14.00%), linseed extraction meal (10.50%), vegetable oil (rapeseed, refined) (4.00%), high-temperature dried grass (timothy) (3.00%), calcium carbonate (1.00%), brewer’s yeast cell walls (saccharomyces cerevisiae) (1.00%), magnesium oxide (0.90%), sodium bicarbonate (0.80%), monocalcium phosphate (0.50%)
ADMR-compliant according to FN guidelines from 1 January 2019
What’s inside?
Composition of marstall Gastro
What’s it made of?
Ingredients in marstall Gastro
What’s it made of?
Ingredients in marstall Gastro
Analytical constituents and contents, as well as energy per kg
Raw protein
16.50%
pcv* raw protein
110.00 g
Raw fat
6.80%
Crude fibre
17.00%
Raw ashes
10.30%
Energy (ME)**
9.50 MJ
Calcium
1.00%
Phosphorous
0.45%
Sodium
0.30%
Magnesium
0.80%
Starch
4.80%
Sugar
6.80%
Amino acids
pcv* lysine
6,000 mg
pcv* SAS (methionine + cysteine)
3,500 mg
pcv* threonine
4,500 mg
pcv* tryptophan
1,500 mg
pcv* valine
6,000 mg
*precaecal digestible = small-intestine digestible = available
**according to GfE (2014) mod. as per Kuchler 2023
**according to GfE (2014) mod. as per Kuchler 2023
Nutritional additives per kg of marstall Gastro
Fat-soluble vitamins
Vitamin A
14,500.00 IUs
Vitamin D3
650.00 IUs
Vitamin E
280.00 mg
Vitamin K3
5.50 mg
Water-soluble vitamins
Vitamin C
30.00 mg
Vitamin B1
17.00 mg
Vitamin B2
4.00 mg
Vitamin B5
18.00 mg
Vitamin B6/pyridoxine hydrochloride
11.50 mg
Vitamin B12
30.00 mcg
Biotin
195.00 mcg
Folic acid
5.50 mg
Choline chloride
190.00 mg
Niacin
29.00 mg
Trace elements
Iron as iron(II) sulphate monohydrate
100.00 mg
Copper as copper(II) sulphate pentahydrate
25.00 mg
Zinc as zinc oxide
165.00 mg
Manganese as manganese(II) oxide
95.00 mg
Iodine as calcium iodate, anhydrous
0.45 mg
Selenium as sodium selenite
0.50 mg
What’s it made of?
Ingredients in marstall Gastro
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Compatibility check.
All products not listed can be combined with Gastro without restrictions. This information applies if the feeding recommendations are followed.
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User reviews of the product.
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Goal: Futter für Stresskopper
Geniales Futter für Kopper
Eigentlich wollte ich den Getreidefrei Mix, da ich einfach nur ein Getreidefreies Strukturmüsli ohne Zusätze haben wollte um die Hafer Ration etwas zu pimpen und die Zusätze besser unter zu mischen. Weil es das aber an dem Tag nicht gab habe ich dieses Müsli gekauft und dachte wird schon schief gehen. Mein Pferd liebt das Futter und obwohl er nur 200g am Tag bekommt, ist er viel ausgeglichener und koppt deutlich weniger (Stresskopper). Wir werden es definitiv weiter füttern!!!
– Diana
Goal: Magenprobleme verbessern
Wird nicht alles gefressen
Haben auf das Futter umgestellt, da wir Probleme im Magen und Dickdarm hatten bzw haben.
Es wird gut gefressen, allerdings haben (auch) wir das Problem, dass die Pellets aussortiert werden.
– Benny