If you live in a sandy area, it's best if you give psyllium to your horses to help prevent sand colic. It's easy to use as it's in a powder form and you just pour it on their feed. You only give for one week, per month, so it's also pretty economical. It's much cheaper than those vet bills!

Pros: Contains 100% whole blond psyllium husk, prevents sand colic

Cons: None

I have a very sensitive stomach horse and all summer she gets sand colic just eatting grass. So I have to feed her this about every 3 weeks, then she wont colic. It has saved me alot of sleepless nights up with a sick horse...this stuff is wonderful!!!

Pros: WORKS!!!!!!

Cons: none

Our pasture is very sandy and it has always been a worry. The sand sticks to this product as it passes through the intestines thereby avoiding impaction type colics.

Pros: Sand adheres to it in intestines

Cons: little bit on pricey side, but well worth it