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The Importance of Fresh, Clean Water

You Can Lead a Horse to Water,...
But You Must Give Him the Choice

Psyllium seed husk is hydroscopic, taking up fluids approximately 140 times its cellular area.

Psyllium seed husk is 70% fiber

Psyllium seed husk becomes gelatinous as it absorbs fluids

PHP Products' research and development has determined:

How much carrier the psyllium seed husk requires to pass completely through 72 ft. of the equine digestive system and retain the function of the gelatinous fiber of the psyllium seed husk

The carrier/psyllium seed husk ratio required to completely cleanse the digestive system

To become gelatinous, the product requires fluid

Fluid is acquired from fluids retained in the horses' system

All fluid MUST be replaced. Therefore, we recommend keeping fresh, clean water available at all times

The horse determines his drinking and eating routine

Without options and opportunity to drink, the horse cannot fulfill his requirement of fluid/water within his system

The fluid retained in the gelatinous mass encourages the body to replace fluids

The replacement fluid in turn allows a "flushing" of the intestinal tract to take place resulting in the removal of unwanted bacteria, toxins and other waste that contribute to colic in horses

The psyllium seed husk in the ration also encourages the body to release unwanted water retention

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The SHORT LIST:

Psyllium seed husk is hydroscopic and 70% fiber
Psyllium seed husk becomes gelatinous as it absorbs fluid and helps avoid equine colic
Fluid is taken from retained fluids within the digestive system
Replacement fluid "flushes" out the unwanted wastes and water retention