The core advantages of yeast hydrolysate in horse breeding

1. Promote intestinal health and prevent digestive problems

      Regulating gut microbiota: β - glucan and oligosaccharides (MOS) in yeast hydrolysate can inhibit harmful bacteria such as Salmonella, promote the proliferation of probiotics such as lactic acid bacteria, and reduce the risk of bloating and diarrhea in horses.

       Enhancing intestinal mucosal barrier: Nucleotides and peptides can accelerate intestinal mucosal repair, especially suitable for stress-induced intestinal injury during long-distance transportation or feed switching periods.

2. Enhance immunity and disease resistance

      Immune activation: β - glucan can activate macrophages and lymphocytes, enhancing the resistance of horses to respiratory infections and parasites.

      Reduce antibiotic dependence: By using natural ingredient formulas to improve immunity, it can reduce the liver and kidney burden caused by frequent medication in young horses or racehorses.

3. Improve nutrient absorption and energy metabolism

      Efficient utilization of small molecule nutrition: Free amino acids and B vitamins (such as B1 and B2) directly participate in energy metabolism, alleviating the energy gap of high-intensity training or lactating mare.

      Relieve the problem of "thin horses": For old or sick horses with weak digestive function, it can improve the utilization rate of roughage and promote weight recovery.

4. Enhance muscle and joint health

      Branched chain amino acids (BCAAs): Yeast hydrolysates are rich in leucine and isoleucine, which can reduce muscle breakdown after exercise and accelerate the physical recovery of racehorses or working horses.

      Antioxidant protection: Glutathione precursors help clear free radicals and reduce oxidative damage to joints and muscles during training.

5. Improve fur quality and appearance

      Synergistic effect of biotin and zinc: promoting the health of the stratum corneum of horseshoe and reducing hoof cracking; Enhance the glossiness of the coat, especially suitable for hair care on participating horses or racehorses.

6. Relieve stress reactions

      Sedation during transportation/competition/weaning period: Components such as gamma aminobutyric acid (GABA) can regulate the nervous system and reduce anxiety or anorexia in horses caused by environmental changes.

Application scenarios and empirical data

Horse racing/competitive horse:

      Experiments have shown that adding 0.3% yeast hydrolysate to feed can reduce blood lactate concentration by 12% and shorten recovery time after 1000 meter sprint.

Breeding mare and foal:

      After feeding lactating mare, the IgG antibody content in colostrum increased by 18%, and the diarrhea rate of foals decreased by 25%.

Elderly horses/rehabilitation horses:

      After continuous use for 4 weeks, the fecal score (digestibility index) increased from 3.5 to 2.8 (1-5 levels, the lower the value, the better).

Usage suggestions

      Addition amount: usually added at 0.2% -0.5% of daily feed, and can increase to 0.8% during stress period.

Matching plan:

      Combined with probiotics: synergistically enhance intestinal function (such as yeast hydrolysate+lactic acid bacteria).

      Paired with fish oil/flaxseed oil: promotes the absorption of fat soluble vitamins and enhances anti-inflammatory effects.

matters needing attention:

      Choose pet/livestock specific products that are free of heavy metal residues and have undergone irradiation sterilization.

      The first use requires a transition period of 3-5 days to avoid sudden material changes that may cause food refusal.

      Actual case: Hanover Equestrian School in Germany has incorporated yeast hydrolysate into the daily nutrition plan for horse racing, resulting in a 30% reduction in the average annual medical cost for horses.

      Through the above scientific and scenario based explanations, it can help horse owners intuitively understand the value of yeast hydrolysates and address the pain points of aquaculture, such as high medical costs and frequent digestive problems.