Toxin Binder should be introduced gradually into diet over a two week period.
Add to feed. May be fed continually, or as required.
Start with 1tsp and gradually increase to the recommend rate.
Split into two feeds (morning and night) where possible.
Always provide access to clean water.
1 scoop = 20g
Maintenance:
Morning feed: 1/2 x scoop (10g)
Night feed: 1/2 x scoop (10g)
Severe condition:
Morning feed: 1 + 1/2 x scoop (30g)
Night feed: 1 + 1/2 x scoop (30g)
Recommended rate based on a 500kg horse
A propietary blend [Alltech Mycosorb® A+, Alltech Actigen®, containing Sacchromyces cerevisae, selected inner yeast cell wall, algae meal and Powdered Coconut oil (PowerStance®)] 20g
Which grasses are high in Mycotoxins
Several grass species have been associated with higher levels of mycotoxins. However, it's important to note that mycotoxin production can be influenced by various factors such as weather conditions, plant stress, and fungal contamination. Here are some grasses that have been reported to have higher potential for mycotoxin contamination: Read more
The Danger of Mycotoxins
Did you know there are toxic substances tucked away in your horse's feed and forage? You can't see them, and you can't eradicate them, but chances are these compounds, called mycotoxins, are present. Read more
Indicators of Mycotoxin Poisoning
Mycotoxin poisoning in horses can show up through various symptoms. Horses are particularly susceptible to mycotoxin exposure due to their dietary habits and the potential contamination of their feed. Here are some indicators of mycotoxin poisoning in horses: Read more
What are Mycotoxins?
Mycotoxins are toxic chemical compounds produced by moulds which are members of the fungi group of plants. Generally speaking, the term mycotoxin is used for moulds that readily and easily colonise crops. Read more
6 Ways to Avoid Equine Aflatoxin Poisoning
Aflatoxin, a type of mycotoxin, has been making headlines recently due to a grain recall situation. This got me thinking: while the livestock world is generally well-versed in mycotoxin management strategies, the equine world is likely less familiar with mycotoxins overall. Read more
What is the difference between Toxin Binder and Mycosorb A+?
Mycosorb A+ is a single ingredient specifically designed for mycotoxin binding, while Toxin Binder combines Mycosorb A+ with other components to offer a broader range of toxin binding capabilities, as well as additional digestive health benefits. Read more
What is Ryegrass staggers?
A microscopic fungus growing in ryegrass - known as an endophyte - is responsible for a condition that horses can develop called ryegrass staggers. It can also be known as grass staggers. Read more
What are the different types of Stringhalt?
Stringhalt is the involuntary hyperflexion of the hock joint when the horse moves and may involve one or both hind legs. The upward movement of the limb is exaggerated while the downward motion of the limb is normal. The upward movement varies in the intensity of expression from minimal to where the fetlock can contact the abdomen. Read more
Could Your Horse Have Mycotoxin Poisoning?
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Protect your horse from harmful mycotoxins with Stance Equitec Tox Free Toxin BinderMycotoxins are naturally occurring toxins produced by certain moulds. Mycotoxins can be found in grass, hay and commercial feeds. Mycotoxins become more prevalent in..
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I would like to share the story of my Fjord pony Ida with RE MOVE and hope I can help other horse owners.It all started maybe 3 years ago when Ida suddenly was blowing food out of her nose. This occurred only once a year so I..
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“I have had amazing results with the Toxin Binder in just a week she was completely clear of all scabs. She’s completely cleared up now such an awesome product.[the before picture] This was 4 days after we got her we co..
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“I was so happy to discover that adding Toxin Binder to my mares feed actually made a difference to her ability to focus under saddle, as she had a habit of bucking or rearing as a means to avoid saddle work. It has helped her behaviour as Toxin Bind..
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