GNF Good Nutrition Formula Pellets

TRM GNF Gut Nutrition Formula Pellets

GNF is a unique complementary food for daily use in horses prone to stomach problems. GNF supports the maintenance of a healthy and well-functioning digestive tract and enables maximum feed efficiency.

Stomach problems are a concern for every trainer, breeder, and owner of competition horses. One such disorder is the gastric ulcer (Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome – EGUS), which has become an increasingly significant issue in recent years. Performance horses are at an elevated risk of gastric ulcers, with rates as high as 93% in racehorses and 60% in other performance horses, as determined by endoscopic examinations.

The widespread prevalence of gastric ulcers is due to the following factors: intermittent feeding, highly concentrated feed or insufficient roughage, stabling, and stress caused by training.

It makes no sense to remove horses with stomach ulcers from the stable and training and put them out to pasture. Proper nutritional support is a vital component in ensuring that performance horses maintain a healthy digestive system under these demanding conditions.

Benefits:

• Supports stomach and intestinal health – Helps horses prone to stomach issues
• Promotes optimal feed utilization – Improves nutrient absorption for greater performance
• Reduces the risk of stomach ulcers – Especially important for high-performance horses under heavy stress
• Helps prevent stress-related digestive problems – Ideal during training stress or competition
• Suitable for horses with irregular feeding schedules – Supports horses that receive little roughage or highly concentrated feed
• Maintains stomach function under stress – Allows for continued training and stable management without digestive problems

Information regarding doping relevance in our products is based on manufacturer specifications and is not updated regularly. The assessment specifically referenced the list of doping-relevant substances from the International Equestrian Federation (FEI). However, please note that national doping regulations may differ from these international guidelines. Furthermore, doping-related information, particularly regarding herbal ingredients, is subject to constant change. For this reason, we recommend that you regularly check the FEI list of prohibited substances to stay informed about the latest developments in equestrian sports.