Horse supported with Plusbac Feed equine gut health probiotics
Trusted by Vets, Trainers & Horse Professionals
Richard Hepburn
Vet BVSc MS(Hons) CertEM(IntMed) DipACVIM FRCVS ABVS & RCVS Recognised Specialist in Equine Internal Medicine
“The best product of its kind on the market today”
Emma Tomlinson
Vet MB BA MRCVS
“We have been using Plusbac with great results for over fifteen years”
Caroline George
Vet BVMS MRCVS
“It’s great we have it in stock at all times”
Richard Hannon
Champion Racehorse Trainer
“It helps the horses hold their condition and wellbeing during racing”
What Plusbac Does
Plusbac, working to create optimum gut health….
Plusbac Feed supports equine gut health through the introduction of beneficial microbes produced by the fermentation of carefully selected organic herbs.
Used as part of a normal feeding routine, these naturally derived probiotics help support healthy digestion, appetite, condition, and overall wellbeing across a wide range of animals.
A balanced digestive environment allows animals to make better use of their feed, supporting resilience and performance during everyday management changes such as transport, dietary transitions, and seasonal stress.
Designed for regular daily use, Plusbac can be easily added to feed or drinking water as part of a balanced nutritional programme.
Latest Advice & Research
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The Gut–Skin Connection
How Beneficial Microbes, Fermented Herbs and a Healthy Gut Microbiome Support Healthy Skin, a Glossy Coat and Overall Wellbeing “Healthy skin doesn’t begin on the outside. It begins in the gut.” A horse’s skin tells a story. Long before digestive problems become obvious, subtle changes often begin to appear on the outside. A coat that…
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How Beneficial Microbes Support Equine Gut Health
The equine digestive system is one of the most important factors influencing a horse’s overall wellbeing, condition, temperament, and performance. Inside the gut lives an enormous and highly complex population of beneficial microbes which play a vital role in helping maintain digestive balance and supporting normal gut function. In a natural grazing environment, horses continuously…
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Adding Microbes to Silage For Cows – How does it work? and what are the benefits
The beneficial bacteria (Microbes) present help ferment some of the sugars into lactic acid causing a decline in ph which results in a more stable silage (less perishable). In turn the microorganisms, under anaerobic circumstances, (as inside a closed silo), create a type of pre fermentation resulting in the release of anti-oxidants and vitamins. Valuable…
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